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India to supply COVID-19 vaccines to Canada soon
India is likely to supply COVID-19 vaccines to Canada soon, news agency ANI reported quoting sources. According to the report, sources have informed decks have been cleared for the supply of vaccines following a personal request by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. However, a final decision on the quantum of supplies has not been taken yet.Â
Sources have also said supply will be made and an official announcement may also come soon. In principle, it has been decided to supply vaccines to Canada. The exact quantities and delivery schedules will be finalised this week.
India to give homegrown Covid vaccines to Canada soon, delivery schedules to be finalised
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However, the final decision on the quantum of supplies is yet to be taken
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ANI reported quoting sources who said that decks have been cleared for the supply of vaccines following a personal request by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
However, the final decision on the quantum of supplies is yet to be taken. Sources have confirmed that supply will be made and an official announcement may also come soon. In principle, it has been decided to supply coronavirus vaccines to Canada.
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Prior to COVID-19 pandemic, India had been producing 60 percent of the world s vaccines for various diseases at an affordable rate.
COVID-19 vaccine (Representative image)
India has the capacity to produce vaccines not only for its own population but even for the other developing nations, and may emerge as the world s second largest COVID-19 vaccine maker, say analysts.
Prior to COVID-19 pandemic, India had been producing 60 percent of the world s vaccines for various diseases at an affordable rate, reported CNBC. India has been a manufacturing hub for vaccines … even before the pandemic, and should therefore be a strategic partner in the global inoculation against COVID-19, the business news site quoted JPMorgan analysts report published in January.
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