TOKYO/LONDON – The government has reached a deal to have Pfizer Inc. and BioNTech SE supply 120 million doses of a coronavirus vaccine to Japan by the end of June 2021, if the medicine proves effective.
The supply from the U.S. pharmaceutical giant and its German partner is enough to treat 60 million people.
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