Officials said as many as 1,46,500 doses of Covishield vaccine have been received out of which 79,000 are for Kashmir division and 67,500 for Jammu division.The
Coronavirus vaccination: We have given a special price of Rs 200 for the first 100 million doses only to the Government of India on their request that we want to support the common man, vulnerable, poor and healthcare workers, said Poonawalla
COVID-19 vaccination: SpiceJet ferries first consignment of Serum s Covishield to Delhi
Coronavirus vaccines arrive in Delhi: The first consignment to Delhi comprises 34 boxes weighing 1,088kg. The consignment is likely to head to Rajiv Gandhi hospital in Delhi
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Spicejet flight SG8937 carried the vaccines from Pune
The first flight ferrying coronavirus vaccine from Pune s Serum Institute of India has reached Delhi at 10 am on Tuesday, four days ahead of the nationwide inoculation drive launch. Spicejet flight SG8937 with the consignment departed from Pune at 8 am. SpiceJet chairman Ajay Singh said, Proud to say that SpiceJet carried India s first consignment of COVID vaccines from Pune to Delhi this morning .
Updated Jan 11, 2021 | 06:10 IST
The meeting is slated to begin at 4 pm. He will be apprised by the CMs on the roll-out of coronavirus vaccine as well as the COVID-19 situation in their respective states. PM Modi | Photo Credit: PTI
New Delhi: Ahead of January 16 vaccine roll-out, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold a virtual meeting with Chief Ministers today afternoon and also review coronavirus situation in their respective states.
All states will share the details of preparations made for the planned vaccination during this meeting.
The meeting is slated to begin at 4 pm. He will be apprised by the CMs on the roll-out of coronavirus vaccine as well as the COVID-19 situation in their respective states.
PM Modi to meet chief ministers on vaccine roll-out, COVID situation today - The digital meet chaired by PM Modi at 4 pm would be significant, coming ahead of the roll-out of two COVID-19 vaccines from January 16.