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“Pre-authorisation entails scientific evidence and safety on data. That has not been cleared with Sputnik V jab,” she said. KMA raised concerns over the commercialisation of Sputnik V vaccine, on grounds it might lock out many Kenyans from accessing the jab, contrary to government’s assurance that vaccines will be free or at a smaller fee. KMA says vaccines should be approved by the World Health Organisation (WHO), and meet the global safety standards. They should also be affordable, free from profiteering and guarantee expected dosage. “Vaccines to be imported should be those shown to be effective against the local strains of Covid-19 virus in the country and region,” said Dr Onyino.

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