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Procurement of 1 50 crore COVID-19 vaccine doses ordered for 18 plus people: TN Govt

Procurement of 1 50 crore COVID-19 vaccine doses ordered for 18 plus people: TN Govt
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Some states likely to miss May 1 launch of vaccine for those above 18 years

States will not be in a position to start the vaccination drive for those aged 18 to 45 from May 1 because of vaccine manufacturers’ prior delivery commitments and supply constraints. The Maharashtra government announced free vaccination for those aged 18-45 on Wednesday, but the state Health Minister Rajesh Tope made it clear that vaccination for this category will not start from Saturday. Punjab, too, will continue vaccination for those aged above 45 because of supply constraints. The Andhra Pradesh government expects its deliveries only by the first or second week of May. As a result, Maharashtra and Punjab are planning to prioritise vaccinations for sub-groups within the 18-45 age group and bureaucrats and expert groups in the states have been tasked to formulate plans in this regard.

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55 51 lakh people vaccinated so far, procuring 1 5 cr vaccines for next phase: Tamil Nadu govt

55.51 lakh people vaccinated so far, procuring 1.5 cr vaccines for next phase: Tamil Nadu govt - Thus far, about 55.51 lakh persons in the above 45 age group have taken the jabs, the government stated.

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After demand for remdesivir skyrockets, TN govt clarifies that it s not a mandatory drug

After demand for remdesivir skyrockets, TN govt clarifies that it s not a mandatory drug The State Health Department opened a special counter to sell remdesivir at the Government Kilpauk Medical College Hospital on Monday. Since then, hundreds of people have been thronging it. Share Via Email | A+A A- People waiting in a long queue to get Remdesivir at Kilpauk Medical College Hospital in Chennai on Tuesday | Ashwin prasath By Express News Service CHENNAI: After demand for remdesivir, an anti-viral drug that doctors use to treat COVID-19 patients, skyrocketed, the Director of Public Health T S Selvavinayagam in a video message said that people should understand that it is not a life-saving drug and is not recommended as a mandatory drug for COVID-19 treatment by the World Health Organisation.

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Telangana orders 15 mn Covid-19 vaccines to inoculate all above 18 years

Procurement of 1.50 crore COVID- 19 vaccine doses has been ordered to vaccinate from May 1, people aged above 18, the Tamil Nadu government said on Wednesday. In the first phase, the over a crore doses would be sourced by the state-run Tamil Nadu Medical Services Corporation for the inoculation drive to be done free of cost to the 18 plus category of people, the government said in an official release. As per Chief Minister K Palaniswami s order, all necessary steps are being taken to vaccinate people aged above 18 and upto 44 years, from May 1. As on April 27, 55.51 lakh people have been vaccinated and efforts are being intensified to administer jabs for people aged 45 and above, the government said.

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