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BEIJING: China on Monday (May 24) offered to urgently send COVID-19 vaccines to Taiwan to help it battle a sharp rise in coronavirus infections, drawing an angry response from Taipei and a swipe from Washington, which said US vaccines did not have strings attached. China and Chinese-claimed Taiwan have sparred repeatedly during the pandemic. Advertisement Advertisement Taipei has accused Beijing of spreading fake news and trying to limit its access to the World Health Organization (WHO), while Beijing says Taipei is trying to politicise the pandemic for political gain. READ: Taiwan criticises WHO's 'indifference' after failing to get into meeting...
