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Coronavirus News LIVE Updates: 310 districts have higher positivity rate than national average of 21%, says ICMR

Coronavirus News Updates: India is in dire straits as it opened up prematurely, says Dr Fauci on COVID crisis Firstpost 1 day ago FP Staff © Provided by Firstpost Coronavirus News Updates: India is in dire straits as it opened up prematurely, says Dr Fauci on COVID crisis 23:12 (IST) Bodies seen floating in UP s Ballia, Ghazipur Bodies were seen floating in the Ganga in Uttar Pradesh s Ballia and Ghazipur districts, according to local residents and the authorities on Tuesday. Meanwhile, at least 71 bodies were fished out from the Ganga in Bihar s Buxar, which is downstream the two UP districts, triggering suspicion that these could be of COVID-19 patients. According to Ballia residents, at least 45 bodies were seen floating at the Ujiyar, Kulhadia and Bharauli ghats in the Narahi area.

India s vaccine diplomacy is falling apart Why PM Modi can t convince EU to waive patents

India’s vaccine diplomacy is falling apart. Why PM Modi can’t convince EU to waive patents Jyoti Malhotra © Provided by The Print As External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar returns home from the G-7 foreign ministerial meeting in London where he was isolated over a false Covid alarm the news is that India will not be distracted by gloom-doom coverage of the second wave of the pandemic in the Western press, whether in the prestigious Lancet health journal, or in The In an editorial, the Lancet said that “Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government has seemed more intent on removing criticism on Twitter than trying to control the pandemic”, while noted journalist Steve Coll wrote in

UP govt may directly get COVID-19 vaccine doses from international markets

UP govt may directly get COVID-19 vaccine doses from international markets Talking about the tender, Uttar Pradesh government s Additional Chief Secretary Navneet Sehgal said the pre-bid meeting for it will be held on Wednesday and all interest players can participate it PTI | May 11, 2021 | Updated 20:39 IST Sputnik V, developed by Russia, is the only foreign-made vaccine that has been approved for emergency use by the Centre for production and use in India The Uttar Pradesh government may directly procure a large amount of international Covid-19 vaccines such as Sputnik V and those developed by Moderna and Johnson & Johnson, officials in the state government said on Tuesday. The state government had floated a global tender for 40 million of vaccine doses earlier this month to fulfil its huge requirements.

Coronavirus News LIVE Updates: 26 COVID-19 patients die at Goa hospital, govt demands HC probe

Coronavirus News Updates: India is in dire straits as it opened up prematurely, says Dr Fauci on COVID crisis Firstpost 11-05-2021 FP Staff © Provided by Firstpost Coronavirus News Updates: India is in dire straits as it opened up prematurely, says Dr Fauci on COVID crisis 23:12 (IST) Bodies seen floating in UP s Ballia, Ghazipur Bodies were seen floating in the Ganga in Uttar Pradesh s Ballia and Ghazipur districts, according to local residents and the authorities on Tuesday. Meanwhile, at least 71 bodies were fished out from the Ganga in Bihar s Buxar, which is downstream the two UP districts, triggering suspicion that these could be of COVID-19 patients. According to Ballia residents, at least 45 bodies were seen floating at the Ujiyar, Kulhadia and Bharauli ghats in the Narahi area.

Questions remain on DRDO s COVID drug

Questions remain on DRDO’s COVID drug Updated: Updated: May 12, 2021 08:33 IST Experts flag lack of published data on performance in human trials, history of drug’s use in cancer cure Share Article AAA On the frontline: A team of doctors and nurses at work in a COVID care centre near Ahmedabad.   Experts flag lack of published data on performance in human trials, history of drug’s use in cancer cure A drug developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and approved by the Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) for “emergency use” in those with moderate to severe COVID may soon make its way to hospitals for treating moderate and severely ill patients, but independent experts say that from the information so far available, the drug s utility in COVID care has not been established.

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