WASHINGTON: The United States this week is the delivery of the first dose of vaccine from the 500 million commitment sharing Global Covid-19 which was made in group seven summit in June.
The US sent 488,370 pfizer vaccine doses to Rwanda, which 188,370 came as the first batch of a half-billion dose order placed by the US to share with low and moderate income countries.
The White House said the balance of the dosage would come from the existing US shot surplus.
The US has shared more than 110 million doses of surplus this summer.
Pfizer messages are expected to be available at least 200 million doses until the end of this year to be donated throughout the world, with 300 million more delivered in the first half of 2022.
The announcement came as a US expected to recommend the dose of mrna vaccine for all ages, about 8 months after dose Second, to increase protection against Coronavirus.