Xi says China aims to provide 2 bln COVID-19 vaccine doses to world in 2021

[PeaceGen]

Xi says China aims to provide 2 bln COVID-19 vaccine doses to world in 2021 -CCTV - Reuters

Xi says China aims to provide 2 bln COVID-19 vaccine doses to world in 2021 -CCTV Reuters China Aims to Export 2 Billion Covid-19 Vaccines This Year The Wall Street Journal COVID cases top 200 million worldwide as China vows massive vaccine boost Japan Today China Matches G-7 Vaccine Push With 2-Billion-Shot Pledge Bloomberg China pledges 2 billion vaccines globally through year’s end The Indian Express View Full Coverage on Google News

Local : 2021-08-05(Thursday) 18:41:00
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excellent!

 

[Yongpeng Sun-Tastaufen]

That's big profit for China.

Russia Has Earned $300M on Vaccine Exports So Far, Lags China - The Moscow Times

Russia exported more than $300 million worth of vaccines in the first five months of the year, customs data shows — more than the entire value of vaccines sold in the previous three years combined.

www.themoscowtimes.com

 

[Titanium100]

But is there demand for that amount? There is stiff competition in vaccine sales

 

[Yongpeng Sun-Tastaufen]

But is there demand for that amount? There is stiff competition in vaccine sales

Inactivated can be stored for long time, unlike mRNA which has short shelf life.

 

[CAPRICORN-88]

Xi says China aims to provide 2 bln COVID-19 vaccine doses to world in 2021 -CCTV - Reuters

Xi says China aims to provide 2 bln COVID-19 vaccine doses to world in 2021 -CCTV Reuters China Aims to Export 2 Billion Covid-19 Vaccines This Year The Wall Street Journal COVID cases top 200 million worldwide as China vows massive vaccine boost Japan Today China Matches G-7 Vaccine Push With 2-Billion-Shot Pledge Bloomberg China pledges 2 billion vaccines globally through year’s end The Indian Express View Full Coverage on Google News

Local : 2021-08-05(Thursday) 18:41:00
Found via nicer.app/news

excellent!

Just look at the different headlines for the same news esp. the one frim Bloomberg.
It used the word "matches".

The one from Indian Express sounds more realistic and palatable.