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GUYANA SET TO RECEIVE SUBSIDIZED COVID -19 VACCINES

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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As the Health Ministry explores various treatment options for containing new infections of the dreaded COVID-19 disease, financial incentives for future vaccines have been secured by the Government of Guyana. Temika Rodney tells us more.

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