World Bank okays another loan for Philippines worth US$300mil for vax drive


MANILA (Philippine Daily Inquirer/Asia News Network): The Philippines secured Wednesday (Dec 22) a fresh loan from the World Bank amounting to US$300 million to help the country procure additional vaccines and booster shots against Covid-19.

According to the World Bank, its Board of Executive Directors approved the loan of the Philippines which is intended to cover the procurement and delivery of Covid-19 vaccines for minors aged 12-17.

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