India Fast-Tracks Approval for Foreign Vaccines Amid Second Wave Bloomberg 1 hr ago Muneeza Naqvi © Photographer: INDRANIL MUKHERJEE/AFP A staff walks into a vaccination area, at the Saifee Hospital in Mumbai.
(Bloomberg) India will fast-track approvals for Covid-19 vaccines approved by governments overseas in order to have a wider pool of shots as it struggles to control its soaring second wave of infections, effectively opening the door to shots made by Pfizer Inc. and Moderna Inc.
A government panel has recommended that inoculations approved by drug regulators in the U.S., U.K., European Union, Japan or which are listed in the World Health Organization, may be granted emergency use approval in the South Asian nation, according to a statement from the Indian health ministry.
India fast-tracks approval for foreign vaccines amid second wave
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