White House announces allocation plan for 55M more global vaccine doses

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The White House on Monday announced where the U.S. would send 55 million additional COVID-19 vaccine doses allocated for other countries.

The Biden administration had already committed these doses as part of a pledge to allocate 80 million by the end of June, and an initial 25 million doses, announced earlier this month, have “begun shipping,” the White House said. 

Officials gave more details Monday on where the remaining 55 million doses would be headed and the timeline for their shipment.  Continue reading.