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Sweden donates vaccine to Tunisia

Summary by Sydsvenskan
Sweden is donating 100,000 doses of Pfizer's covid vaccine to Tunisia, the government has decided. The country needs the vaccine in order to offer a third dose, the Government Office writes in a press release.
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Sweden donates vaccine to Tunisia

Sweden is donating 100,000 doses of Pfizer's covid vaccine to Tunisia, the government has decided. The country needs the vaccine in order to offer a third dose, the Government Office writes in a press release.

·Falkenberg, Sweden
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Sweden donates vaccine to Tunisia

Sweden is donating 100,000 doses of Pfizer's covid vaccine to Tunisia, the government has decided. The country needs the vaccine in order to offer a third dose, the Government Office writes in a press release.

·Malmö, Sweden
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Sydsvenskan broke the news in Malmö, Sweden on Wednesday, May 25, 2022.
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