Coronavirus: Sinovac seeks approval for Hong Kong children aged 3 and above to receive its shots; officials ‘to ease travel entry rules for youngsters’

Chinese vaccine manufacturer Sinovac has applied to Hong Kong health authorities to allow children as young as three to receive its Covid-19 jabs, the government has said.Experts were also waiting for data about inoculating children aged five to 11 with shots made by Germany’s BioNTech, the other vaccine approved for use in Hong Kong, before making any recommendations about whether children younger than 12 should receive it, an insider said on Monday.Health officials were also expected to…

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