Indonesia to gain priority access to Chinese firm's COVID-19 vaccine formula for taking part in human trial

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BANDUNG: Indonesia will be given priority access to the technical know-how on producing the Chinese-made COVID-19 vaccine once the ...

BANDUNG: Indonesia will be given priority access to the technical know-how on producing the Chinese-made COVID-19 vaccine once the candidate obtains regulatory approval, an official said on Wednesday ., which is one of the few in the world to enter phase 3 clinical trials.“Of course we’ll get priority, it is their commitment,” said Bio Farma’s head of clinical trials Rini Mulia Sari.

They will test the vaccine candidate, known as CoronaVac, on 1,620 volunteers for six months. Sinovac will also conduct trials in several other countries such as Brazil and Bangladesh.Advertisement“There will also be a transfer of technology. So, the ones that will be marketed will be those manufactured at Bio Farma, meaning it will carry Bio Farma's brand,” said Ms Sari during a media briefing at Bio Farma's premises in Bandung.

 

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