Sinovac vaccines sit unused in a Singaporean storage facility; authorities don't want to distribute them in the absence of peer-reviewed data. “Singapore has options, unlike some of the countries who have received Sinovac.”

Via @ShibaniMahtani, @evadou: https://t.co/mCLODQnxqP

— Regine Cabato (@RegineCabato) March 23, 2021

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— KittyPooh (@KittyPo80176717) March 23, 2021

"Singapore’s government did not turn down the Sinovac vaccine, which would be an affront to Beijing, but regulators also couldn’t approve its use on such limited data." That's according to @ChongJaIan.

— Melissa Chan (@melissakchan) March 23, 2021

Singapore’s Health Sciences Authority begins review of Sinovac Covid-19 vaccine for use in city-state, asks Chinese firm for more data https://t.co/sVf3uRjHNG

— Malay Mail (@malaymail) March 22, 2021

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— KittyPooh (@KittyPo80176717) March 23, 2021

File under "Hong Kong is not Singapore": the city-state has not signed off on Sinovac jabs for use, one month after this gift arrived from China. Singapore needs more data, and is "still waiting for the company to submit" it w/ @evadouhttps://t.co/0E85JkxHsS

— Shibani Mahtani (@ShibaniMahtani) March 23, 2021