NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12721
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ZAGREB, 5 June (Hina) - The health ministry reported on Friday that Croatia had started delivering donations of COVID vaccine doses to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Kosovo.
The total donation consists of 50,000 doses: Bosnia will receive 30,000, and Montenegro and Kosovo 10,000 each.
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, a half of the allocated doses will be sent to Mostar's clinical hospital, whereas the other half to health institutions throughout the country.
The delivery of the donations will run through 7 June.
The decision on the donations was made by the government a month ago.
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