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3 6L corona vax reach Andhra

3.6L corona vax reach Andhra By IANS | 2 Views Fresh corona vaccine supplies land in Andhra.(photo:Twitter Airport Director, Vijayawada International Airport@aaivjaairport) Image Source: IANS News Fresh corona vaccine supplies land in Andhra.(photo:Twitter Airport Director, Vijayawada International Airport@aaivjaairport) Image Source: IANS News Amaravati, May 9 : Amid rising Covid cases, and dwindling vaccine supplies, Andhra Pradesh has received a much needed replenishment of its fast dwindling vaccine stocks. State government officials confirmed the arrival of 3.6 lakh doses of Covishield vaccine, by air, on Sunday. According to officials of Vijayawada airport, 30 cases containing 36,000 vials of corona vaccine arrived here in the morning.

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India assumes pandemic ended, allows mass gatherings prompting devastating 2nd wave

India assumes pandemic ended, allows mass gatherings prompting devastating 2nd wave
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Covid-19 Relief: United Kingdom Airlifts Three Oxygen Plants And 1,000 Ventilators To India In World s Largest Cargo Plane

Covid-19 Relief: United Kingdom Airlifts Three Oxygen Plants And 1,000 Ventilators To India In World s Largest Cargo Plane Medical equipment to India being enplaned in Belfast, UK (Department of Health, Northern Ireland) In an effort to ease the shortage of medical oxygen in India, the United Kingdom (UK) is sending three 18-tonne oxygen generation plants and 1,000 ventilators on board the worldâs largest cargo plane. The oxygen generation plants from the UKâs surplus stocks are each capable of producing 500 litres per minute. The life saving equipment amid a devastating second wave of Coronavirus infections in India was transported from Belfast on Friday (7 May) by an Antonov An-124 aircraft.

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Even if WTO waives patent rights, no country can start making a Covid vaccine immediately

Even if WTO waives patent rights, no country can start making a Covid vaccine immediately Nayanima Basu © Provided by The Print New Delhi: India, South Africa and many other developing countries will have to wait long before they can start manufacturing “copycat” versions of some of the world’s leading Covid-19 vaccines, even if the World Trade Organization (WTO) agrees to waive, temporarily, the intellectual property and patent rights on them. While over 120 nations have supported the proposal, all 164 member countries of the WTO are yet to begin text-based negotiations on the matter in Geneva. The US, after much dilly-dallying, Wednesday said it will “support” the move proposed by India and South Africa in October 2020, but commencing the negotiations will not be easy, sources told ThePrint.

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Covid: High Court Seeks Response Of Centre, Rajasthan Government On Vaccine Prices

The petition in court alleges mismanagement of the COVID-19 situation in Rajasthan. (File) Jodhpur: The Rajasthan High Court on Friday sought the response of the Centre and the state government on a petition challenging the different prices of anti-coronavirus vaccines and alleging mismanagement of the COVID-19 situation. The petition also stated that the different prices announced for procurement of vaccines for the central government, states and private hospitals violated the fundamental and constitutional rights of citizens. Covishield, which is being manufactured by the Pune-based Serum Institute of India, is priced at Rs 150 a dose for the Centre, Rs 400 a dose for state governments and Rs 600 a dose for private hospitals.

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