UN plans to roll out 300 million COVID vaccine doses

Protesters in Pakistan demand fair distribution of vaccines

Protesters in Pakistan demand fair distribution of vaccines Source: AAP

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A United Nations led initiative to share COVID-19 vaccines fairly across the globe is planning to supply more than 300 million doses, mostly to developing countries.

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