Taiwan Rolls Out First Domestic Shots to Bypass Vaccine Woes
- Locally developed Medigen vaccine approved for emergency use
- Government has relied on donations to procure sufficient doses
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Taiwan begins administering its first domestically developed Covid-19 vaccines Monday as it seeks to rely more on local options after struggling to secure sufficient supply of the major international shots.