The ministry's comments come amid concerns about a potential surge in demand for COVID-19 vaccines from tourists following China's reopening.
Amid concerns about the demand and supply of COVID-19 vaccines in Singapore, the Health Ministry said it has sufficient stock available for Singaporeans and residents under its national vaccination programme.
“Our supply contracts provide us with the flexibility to procure more vaccines if necessary. There is therefore sufficient stock available for Singaporeans and residents under the national vaccination programme." Under the private programme, seven clinics are approved to offer COVID-19 vaccines - including the Moderna and Pfizer bivalent shots - to people aged 12 and above.Healthway Medical told CNA that it has seen an increase in demand for the vaccines, adding that it increased booking capacity by 50 per cent in response.
Checks by CNA showed that the price per dose ranges from S$140.40 to S$150 at clinics that offer the Moderna bivalent vaccine, while clinics offering the Pfizer bivalent vaccine listed a price of S$188 per dose.
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