

The World Health Organization (WHO)-backed COVAX Facility continues to ramp up deliveries of coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines to multiple countries within the Caribbean and Latin America this week.
Starting with Uruguay on Sunday (April 4), COVAX, shipping doses of the AstraZeneca booster, will then make its last stop in Antigua and Barbuda on Thursday.
The Pan-American Health Organisation (PAHO), which represents the WHO in the Americas, has updated COVAX’s shipment itinerary since successfully delivering 33,600 doses to Belize on March 31.
See table on delivery dates and shipment sizes under the COVAX Facility:
Country | Vaccine type (and quantity) | Date scheduled for arrival |
Uruguay | AstraZeneca (48,000 doses) | April 4 |
Barbados | AstraZeneca (33,600) | April 6 |
Dominican Republic | AstraZeneca (91,200) | April 6 |
Dominica | AstraZeneca (28,800) | April 6 |
Bermuda | AstraZeneca (9,600) | April 6 |
St Vincent and the Grenadines | AstraZeneca (24,000) | April 6 |
St Kitts and Nevis | AstraZeneca (21,600) | April 6 |
Costa Rica | AstraZeneca (43,200) | April 7 |
St Lucia | AstraZeneca (24,000) | April 7 |
Grenada | AstraZeneca (24,000) | April 7 |
Antigua and Barbuda | AstraZeneca (24,000) | April 8 |
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