CLEAN : Malawi destroys expired Covid-19 vaccines

The transcript discusses Malawi's government policy against using expired vaccines, assuring citizens that expired doses will be destroyed and more vaccines will be procured to meet the target of vaccinating 11 million people. It highlights the need for increased sensitization and opening more vaccination centers, especially in rural areas, to address misconceptions and improve vaccination rates.

What is the stance of the Malawian government on using expired vaccines?

• They allow it under certain conditions.

• They have no clear policy.

• They encourage it to avoid wastage.

• They strictly prohibit it.

What assurance is given to Malawians regarding vaccine availability?

• There will be a shortage of vaccines.

• Vaccines will be available only in urban areas.

• Vaccines will be imported from neighboring countries.

• There will be enough vaccines for everyone.

What is the target number of people to be vaccinated in Malawi?

• 5 million

• 15 million

• 20 million

• 11 million

What is one of the challenges mentioned in increasing vaccination rates?

• Limited healthcare workers

• High cost of vaccines

• Misconceptions in communities

• Lack of vaccines

What strategy is suggested to improve vaccination in rural areas?

• Training more healthcare workers

• Importing vaccines from abroad

• Opening more vaccination centers

• Reducing vaccine prices