76 per cent of Cambodian children under the age of one received vaccines during Covid-19 pandemic:, says UNICEF


PHNOM PENH, April 22 (Xinhua): The United Nations children's fund UNICEF announced that 76 per cent of children under one in Cambodia had received childhood vaccines during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The agency said in a statement that Cambodia is among countries with the highest Covid-19 vaccination coverage rates in the world, with over 99 percent of adults protected, and where vaccine confidence is still strong.

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