Dec 22, 2022 08:32 PM

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Germans Will Soon Be Able to Access BioNTech Jab on Mainland, Ambassador Says

By Xu Heqian, Guo Yingzhe and Flynn Murphy

German nationals in China will be offered mRNA Covid vaccines made by BioNTech, German ambassador said. Photo: VCG

German nationals in China will be offered mRNA Covid vaccines made by BioNTech, German ambassador said. Photo: VCG

German nationals on the Chinese mainland will be able to receive BioNTech’s mRNA Covid-19 vaccine over the next few weeks, according to Germany’s ambassador to China.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ning confirmed at a regular press conference Thursday that an agreement had been reached between the German and Chinese sides, but did not specify a timeline.

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