Tue, 25th May 2021 13:26
MEXICO CITY, May 25 (Reuters) - Mexico will release its
first batches of locally-produced AstraZeneca vaccines against
COVID-19 this week, a senior Mexican official said on Tuesday.
Speaking at a regular government news conference, Alejandro
Svarch, head of medical regulator Cofepris, said the first four
batches would be released this week.
(Writing by Dave Graham, editing by Louise Heavens)
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