BEIJING - Some local communities in Beijing have started giving COVID-19 vaccine doses to people older than 60, even as the city’s disease-control authorities publicly advises this age group against inoculation.
China’s vaccination program, under which 40.5 million doses had been administered as of Feb. 9, excludes those ages above 59 and those younger than 18, with Chinese vaccine makers citing less complete clinical trial data for minors and the elderly. China is due to kick off its annual meeting of parliament on Friday, when thousands of delegates from across the country will gather in Beijing.
Looks like they are using Sinovac, at least this elderly gentleman says so on his Weibo
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