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CSMIA Facilitates Distribution Of 43 Million Doses Of COVID 19 Vaccines Since Jan

BW Businessworld CSMIA Facilitates Distribution Of 43 Million Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccines Since Jan The highest export of the vaccine was made to Dhaka in Bangladesh with nine million doses, followed by Morocco with six million doses and Brazil with four million doses Photo Credit : Shutterstock The city s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) has facilitated the distribution of around 43 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines including to overseas destinations since January. Mumbai Airport had started airlifting the vaccines since January 13. CSMIA has facilitated the distribution of approximately 43 million COVID-19 vaccines, weighing around 113 tonnes, to over 57 destinations, including 29 international ones, the private airport operator said in a release.

CSMIA facilitates distribution of 43 million doses of Covid-19 vaccines since Jan

updated: Feb 23 2021, 14:22 ist The city s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) has facilitated the distribution of around 43 million doses of Covid-19 vaccines including to overseas destinations since January. Mumbai Airport had started airlifting the vaccines since January 13. CSMIA has facilitated the distribution of approximately 43 million Covid-19 vaccines, weighing around 113 tonnes, to over 57 destinations, including 29 international ones, the private airport operator said in a release. Of the total doses, 34.5 million were airlifted to various countries and the rest 8.5 million to the cities across India, it said. The highest export of the vaccine was made to Dhaka in Bangladesh with nine million doses, followed by Morocco with six million doses and Brazil with four million doses, CSMIA said.

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