Tue, 05th Jan 2021 01:20
MEXICO CITY, Jan 4 (Reuters) - Mexico's health regulator
Cofepris has approved the COVID-19 vaccine developed by Oxford
University and AstraZeneca, Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said
on Monday.
"The emergency approval of the AstraZeneca vaccine by
Cofepris is very good news," Ebrard wrote on Twitter. "With
this, production will start soon in Mexico."
(Reporting by Diego Ore)
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