China Corona Virus Outbreak

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Indonesian nurse dies 9 days after receiving China's Sinovac vaccine | Taiwan News | 221/2/25

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Hintayin natin ang sagot ng mga apologists ng baksin galing sa bansa ng CHINA WUHAN VIRUS : https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/02/25/...kan-ng-sinovac

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paantay-antay ka pa jan eh hindi ka makasagot sa 29death sa norway ni overrated pfizer.

yung namatay na doctor na pfizer din sa america nagka low platelets

tapos yung sa moderna same low platelets pero buti nabuhay yung pnay.

Asan ka?

[uls]

haha

baket dami pa salita ung BPO at magsasaka

kung ayaw, huwag

simple lang naman eh

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i think Astrazeneca made an exception with Vietnam -- negotiating with a private company (VNVC)

the company must be really something

Astrazeneca prioritized them over other Asian countries




convert 650 billion dong to USD

28 million dollars yan... or almost 1.4 billion pesos




siga pala itong VNVC

walang laban sila Joey Concepcion

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Money talks

Diba SMB will spend P1B to procure vaccines for the employees? Kayang kaya siguro naman nstin dito kahit govt pa ang gumastos what is P1B to govt? That's chicken feed


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[uls]

Diba SMB will spend P1B to procure vaccines for the employees? Kayang kaya siguro naman nstin dito kahit govt pa ang gumastos what is P1B to govt? That's chicken feed


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ung VNVC Astra deal nangyari bago approved ung vaccine

nasa phase 3 pa yata nag take ng risk ung VNVC kaya nabigyan ng priority

kung ngayon lang mag oorder mahaba na ang pila

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UPDATE 1-China approves two more domestic COVID-19 vaccines, increasing number to four

The two newly approved vaccines are made by CanSino Biologics Inc and Wuhan Institute of Biological Products, an affiliate of China National Pharmaceutical Group (Sinopharm).

They join a vaccine from Sinovac Biotech approved earlier this month, and another from Sinopharm's Beijing unit approved last year.

So far, China has not approved COVID-19 vaccines developed by Western drug makers.

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So far, China has not approved COVID-19 vaccines developed by Western drug makers.

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wrong

konting history muna....

1 year ago.....

a china pharma company invested in biontech

BioNTech and Fosun Pharma form COVID-19 vaccine strategic alliance in China Nasdaq:BNTX

MAINZ, Germany, and SHANGHAI, China, March 16, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- BioNTech SE (Nasdaq: BNTX, “BioNTech”) and Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical (Group) Co., Ltd (“Fosun Pharma” or “Group”; Stock Symbol: 600196.SH, 02196.HK) announced today a strategic development and commercialization collaboration to advance BioNTech’s mRNA vaccine candidate BNT162 in China for the prevention of COVID-19 infections.

Under the terms of the agreement, Fosun Pharma has agreed to make an equity investment of USD 50 million (EUR 44 million) for 1,580,777 ordinary shares in BioNTech, subject to execution of share subscription documentation and approval from regulatory authorities in China.

January 2021

HK approves the vaccine for emergency use

BioNTech and Fosun Pharma Receive Authorization for Emergency Use in Hong Kong for COVID-19 Vaccine

MAINZ, Germany and SHANGHAI, China, 25 Jan. 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- BioNTech SE (Nasdaq: BNTX, "BioNTech" or "the Company") and Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical (Group) Co., Ltd. ("Fosun Pharma" or "Group"; Stock Code: 600196.SH, 02196.HK) today announced that according to the Food and Health Bureau of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the PRC ("Hong Kong"), the COVID-19 vaccine COMIRNATY® (also known as BNT162b2, Chinese product name: 復必泰TM) based on BioNTech's proprietary mRNA technology has received authorization for emergency use in Hong Kong. The vaccine will be produced in BioNTech's manufacturing facilities in Germany, and supplied to Hong Kong for administration under the Hong Kong SAR Government's COVID-19 Vaccination Program.

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some pages ago i saw a post --- why is china ordering pfizer vaccine kahit meron sariling bakuna

it's coz Fosun Pharma has rights to the vaccine coz they invested in BioNTech

[uls]

Hong Kong will be receiving BioNTech's vaccine within days

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additional source:

March 2020

BioNTech in China alliance with Fosun over potential coronavirus vaccine | Reuters

China’s Fosun will pay BioNTech up to $135 million in upfront and potential future investment and milestone payments for development achievement, BioNTech said, adding that the two companies will share future gross profits from the sale of the vaccine in China.

Fosun will also take a 0.7% stake from new shares in BioNTech for $50 million.

and that is why China will be receiving the mRNA vaccine

coz they have a company with foresight which bet on BioNTech's experimental vaccine

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Hong Kong will be receiving BioNTech's vaccine within days

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additional source:

March 2020

BioNTech in China alliance with Fosun over potential coronavirus vaccine | Reuters





and that is why China will be receiving the mRNA vaccine

coz they have a company with foresight which bet on BioNTech's experimental vaccine

Ano efficacy ng BioNTech bruh uls? May future siguro yan sa pinas kasi if same tech sa phizer/moderna... baka 95% na yan at approve na sa pinas... German naman gumawa eh, kahit na joint venture ng china... huwag na sinovac, yan na lang ipadala...


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[uls]

Ano efficacy ng BioNTech bruh uls? May future siguro yan sa pinas kasi if same tech sa phizer/moderna... baka 95% na yan at approve na sa pinas... German naman gumawa eh, kahit na joint venture ng china... huwag na sinovac, yan na lang ipadala...


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Sir ung bakuna ng fosun/biontech yan din ang bakuna ng pfizer/biontech

iisa lang yun




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gulat kayo no?

China vs the West ba?

di niyo alam may investment ang china sa #1 covid vaccine in the world

[uls]

Ano efficacy ng BioNTech bruh uls? May future siguro yan sa pinas kasi if same tech sa phizer/moderna... baka 95% na yan at approve na sa pinas... German naman gumawa eh, kahit na joint venture ng china... huwag na sinovac, yan na lang ipadala...


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btw di yata pwede mag export ang fosun ng comirnaty

they can only supply china

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Hahaha kahit mga farmers ayaw sa sinovac pati pala mga BPO and healthworkers.

Mauna na kasi may gusto si Kags na unahin buti uls sinabi mo J&J gusto mo kundi papilahin na rin kita. [emoji23]

Cabinet secretaries, Usec wala aangal na tumalon sila sa pila. Game na! Para hinde matakot mga tao.

Si doque and Roque mauna then Bong Go tapos dutiti tutal bilib naman sila wala naman magagawa kung gustuhin ni dutiti eh. Action man naman siya pag dating sa ibang bagay, pero sa sinovac depende sa sasabihin daw ng doctor. [emoji23]


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[boybi]

Naku, iboycott na din ang Pfizer dito!

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gulat kayo no?

China vs the West ba?

di niyo alam may investment ang china sa #1 covid vaccine in the world

[dr. d]

in my opinion,
'wag na natin boycotan.
it may just strengthen the underground industry.
heh heh.
i prefer the consumer wars to be on the table and not under it.

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Fosun has a say on who gets the vaccine in it's territory... including Taiwan.

BioNTech Says Taiwan Will Receive Vaccines After Concerns China Impeded Deal – The Diplomat

Taiwan paid for the doses at the end of November, Chen said, but the deal fell through due to the involvement of the Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical Company, which develops COVID-19 vaccines using BioNTech technology in China, Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan.

It is unknown whether Shanghai Fosun pulled out of the deal due to political pressure or because of its own business interests, but Chen’s implication infuriated the Taiwanese public.

Chen said Wednesday Taiwan would not have direct contact with Shanghai Fosun and would not sign a contract with the Chinese company. According to Chen, Taiwan has already signed a deal directly with BioNTech and is awaiting approval from Berlin.

The opposition Kuomintang (KMT) party had accused Taiwan’s Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC), which Chen also chairs, of failing to obtain vaccines from BioNTech as its distributor in Asia, Shanghai Fosun, is based in China.

Taiwan’s ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has refused to buy Chinese vaccines, including those offered through COVAX, and may have faced difficulties in acquiring vaccines due to Chinese pressure.

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Mag lobby na ang mga apologists sa CHINA WUHAN VIRUS country baksin sa HPAAC at hindi dito: Health technology assessment sought for Sinovac | Philstar.com

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Fosun is founded by another Chinese Pharma that's a favorite of PH politicians... Sinopharm. Yung kalahati is owned by the CCP. Nauna pa ang China nag invest sa Biontech mRNA kaysa Pfizer. Boycott time...

Pfizer-BioNTech'''s overlooked third partner Fosun will distribute vaccine in China | Fortune

Fosun Pharma jointly founded the Sinopharm Group with the Chinese government in 2003. Sinopharm, for its part, is China's leading seller of pharmaceuticals and controlled 15% of all drug distribution in China as of 2018. Sinopharm says Fosun owns a 49% stake in the company, with the other shares controlled by China's government.

Early in the pandemic, on March 15, Fosun Pharma agreed to invest $135 million in BioNTech to conduct clinical trials and buy the rights to exclusively license BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine candidates in Greater China, an area the companies define as mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau. Fosun said it would help develop the vaccine, though BioNTech's mRNA technology is at the heart of the effort.

Two days after Fosun and BioNTech signed their deal, American pharmaceutical giant Pfizer announced its own investment in BioNTech—worth as much as $748 million—for the right to license and distribute BioNTech’s vaccine in the rest of the world.