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which vaccines to buy. The COVAX facility is a global plan co-led by Gavi,
                 the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI),  and WHO,
                 which vaccines to buy. The COVAX facility is a global plan co-led by Gavi,
                 whose aim is to accelerate the development and manufacture of COVID-19
                 the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI),  and WHO,
                 vaccines and to guarantee fair and equitable access for every country in the
                 whose aim is to accelerate the development and manufacture of COVID-19
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                 world .
                 vaccines and to guarantee fair and equitable access for every country in the
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                 world .
                 The Malaysian government signed another agreement with AstraZeneca to
                 procure 6.4 million doses of its vaccine to vaccinate another 3.2 million
                 The Malaysian government signed another agreement with AstraZeneca to
                 people 12, 15-17 . Besides, at the time of writing, the Malaysian government is
                 procure 6.4 million doses of its vaccine to vaccinate another 3.2 million
                 also in the process of negotiating with three other vaccine developers to
                 people
                             . Besides, at the time of writing, the Malaysian government is
                        12, 15-17
                 purchase 14 million COVID-19 vaccine doses from the China-based Sinovac
                 also in the process of negotiating with three other vaccine developers to
                 Biotech Ltd to cover 7 million Malaysians; 3.5 million doses of the single-
                 purchase 14 million COVID-19 vaccine doses from the China-based Sinovac
                 dose regimen by another Chinese company, CanSino Biologics Inc, for 3.5
                 Biotech Ltd to cover 7 million Malaysians; 3.5 million doses of the single-
                 million Malaysians; and 6.4 million doses of the two-dose Sputnik V vaccine
                 dose regimen by another Chinese company, CanSino Biologics Inc, for 3.5
                 regimen by Russia’s state-run Gamaleya National Centre  for 3.2 million
                 million Malaysians; and 6.4 million doses of the two-dose Sputnik V vaccine
                 Malaysians 12, 15-17 . The procurement of these vaccines had required a total
                 regimen by Russia’s state-run Gamaleya National Centre  for 3.2 million
                 of RM 2.05 billion to vaccinate 26.5 million or 82.8% of Malaysia’s 32 million
                 Malaysians
                           12, 15-17
                                 . The procurement of these vaccines had required a total
                 population 12, 15-17 .
                 of RM 2.05 billion to vaccinate 26.5 million or 82.8% of Malaysia’s 32 million
                 population 12, 15-17 .

















                     Figure 8.2: Procurement of vaccines for 82.8% of the Malaysian population,
                                            as of 22nd December 2020
                     Figure 8.2: Procurement of vaccines for 82.8% of the Malaysian population,
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                        (Source: Facebook Kementerian Sains, Teknologi dan Inovasi, MOSTI )
                                             as of 22nd December 2020
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                        (Source: Facebook Kementerian Sains, Teknologi dan Inovasi, MOSTI
                Figure 8.2: Procurement of vaccines for 82.8% of the Malaysian population, as  )
                                          of 22nd December 2020
                    (Source: Facebook Kementerian Sains, Teknologi dan Inovasi, MOSTI )
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