More US vaccine donations expected


THE United States is considering giving more coronavirus vaccines to Vietnam, its ambassador to the United States said, as the South-East Asian country struggles to control outbreaks of the fast-spreading Delta variant of the virus.

After successfully containing the virus for much of the pandemic, Vietnam has been facing rapid outbreaks of infections, with daily cases repeatedly hitting new highs.

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