U.S. Customs & Border Protection confirms ‘further testing’ of anthrax vaccine

The U.N. and international health organizations have confirmed the presence of anthracite bacteria in a U.s. vaccine, prompting questions about the safety of the vaccine.

The U.n. and other organizations are looking into whether the vaccine was contaminated with the bacteria, which they say could be harmful to health.

The U-S.

has a stockpile of the first batch of vaccines, and has said it will be ready to deliver them in a few weeks.

The agency did not immediately respond to a request for comment from ABC News.

The White House did not directly address the news but has said there was “more than enough testing” to find the bacteria.

The United States and several other nations have said anthrax is a rare disease, and have issued warnings to residents to keep children indoors.