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The President of South Korea said that the legal system in the country is destroyed.
China is buying oil, preparing for possible supply disruptions due to sanctions.
The Slovak opposition will propose a vote of no confidence in Fico’s government.
The EC commented on the damage to cables in the Baltic Sea.
Armenia and the United States will sign a document on strategic partnership.
The governor of Texas ordered flags to be raised on Trump’s inauguration day.
Greenland is holding talks on defense issues, the prime minister said.
Britain announced the disappearance of the chemical industry.
In Taiwan, the number of people accused of spying for China has risen sharply.
The Libyan minister named the factor that hinders the resolution of the crisis.
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The President of South Korea said that the legal system in the country is destroyed.
13 : 19
China is buying oil, preparing for possible supply disruptions due to sanctions.
13 : 18
The Slovak opposition will propose a vote of no confidence in Fico’s government.
07 : 00
The EC commented on the damage to cables in the Baltic Sea.
06 : 58
Armenia and the United States will sign a document on strategic partnership.
18 : 07
The governor of Texas ordered flags to be raised on Trump’s inauguration day.
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Malaysia starts immunization with China’s Sinovac COVID-19 jab

Malaysia starts immunization with China’s Sinovac COVID-19 jab

Malaysia’s health ministry gave a start to the nationwide immunization campaign on Thursday. The Asian country preferred to use the COVID-19 vaccine doses made by Chinese biopharma giant Sinovac Biotech, CGTN has learned.

The head of the Malaysian Science, Technology and Innovation Ministry has confirmed today that the country rolls ous the mass inoculation programme on March 18.

The top medical official Khairy Jamaluddin became the first recipient of Sinovac’s CoronaVac vaccine in Malaysia, receiving the shot at the Rembau Hospital in Negeri Sembilan state.

Malaysia could start the immunization campaign thanks to the first batch received from China’s Sinovac vaccines doses. Earlier, Malaysia’s food and drug administration gave conditional approval. Another shipment is expected later this month.

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