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By the end of April , Ugandan authorities had vaccinated 12.2 million of the 14 million people targeted.
The single-dose vaccine has been offered free of charge to Ugandans between the ages of 1 and 60 .
Uganda will now require everyone traveling to and from the country to have a yellow fever vaccination card.
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