Batch of Pfizer antiviral medication arrives in Vietnam

A batch of 100,000 vials of the antiviral medication Remdesivir, manufactured by the Pfizer Group’s Mylan pharmaceutical company, has been delivered to Vietnam to support localities heavily affected by Covid-19. Another 100,000 vials are expected to arrive in Vietnam within the next few days.

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Batch of Pfizer antiviral medication arrives in Vietnam

A batch of 100,000 vials of the antiviral medication Remdesivir, manufactured by the Pfizer Group’s Mylan pharmaceutical company, has been delivered to Vietnam to support localities heavily affected by Covid-19. Another 100,000 vials are expected to arrive in Vietnam within the next few days.

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