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India offered 7 5 millon doses of Moderna vaccine; no consensus on indemnity clause yet: Sources

India offered 7.5 millon doses of Moderna vaccine; no consensus on indemnity clause yet: Sources According to sources, the Indian government has put forth certain conditions for finalising the indemnity clause contract and has sent it to the US drug manufacturer for their perusal. Share Via Email | A+A A- A healthcare worker prepares a dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at the Saint Damien Hospital, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. (Photo | AP) By PTI NEW DELHI: India has been offered 7.5 million doses of Moderna s COVID-19 vaccine through the COVAX global vaccine sharing programme, but it is not clear when the jabs will arrive in the country as a consensus on the indemnity clause is yet to be reached, sources said.

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7 5 mn doses of Moderna vaccine offered to India; no consensus on indemnity clause: Sources

7.5 mn doses of Moderna vaccine offered to India: Sources India has been offered 7.5 million doses of Moderna s COVID-19 vaccine through the COVAX global vaccine sharing programme, but it is not clear when the jabs will arrive in the country as a consensus on the indemnity clause is yet to be reached, sources said. The government last week said that it is working actively with vaccine manufacturer Moderna to see how its vaccine can be made available in the country. Moderna s COVID-19 vaccine was granted emergency use authorisation by India s drug regulator last month. India has been offered 7.5 million doses of Moderna s COVID-19 vaccine through the COVAX global vaccine sharing programme, a source said.

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India Offered 7 5 Million Doses Of Moderna Vaccine Through COVAX: WHO

India Offered 7.5 Million Doses Of Moderna Vaccine Through COVAX: WHO Moderna s COVID-19 vaccine was granted emergency use authorisation by Indian s drug regulator last month. Outlook Web Desk 20 July 2021, Last Updated at 8:31 am PTI/File Photo Outlook Web Desk 2021-07-20T08:28:10+05:30 India Offered 7.5 Million Doses Of Moderna Vaccine Through COVAX: WHO outlookindia.com 2021-07-20T08:31:05+05:30 In some good news ahead of reports of an imminent third wave, the World Health Organisation on Monday said that India had been offered 7.5 million doses of Moderna s COVID-19 vaccine through the COVAX global vaccine sharing programme. The announcement was made by WHO s South-East Asia s regional director Dr Poonam Khetrapal Singh. However, it remains clear when the jabs will arrive in the country as a consensus on the indemnity clause is yet to be reached, sources said.

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7 5 million doses of Moderna vaccine offered to India: report

7 5 million doses of Moderna vaccine offered to India: report
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