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Govt Panel Wants 12-16 Week Gap Between Covishield Doses, No Change For Covaxin

Govt Panel Wants 12-16 Week Gap Between Covishield Doses, No Change For Covaxin News18 1 hour ago Runjhun Sharma © Provided by News18 Govt Panel Wants 12-16 Week Gap Between Covishield Doses, No Change For Covaxin An expert panel of the government recommended on Thursday that the gap between two doses of the Covishield vaccine be increased to 12-16 weeks. However, no change has been suggested for Bharat Biotech’s Covaxin, whose gap between the two doses stands at four to six weeks. The development comes in the wake of India facing an acute shortage of vaccine supply amid the catastrophic second wave.

Covid-19 Vaccination: In A First, More Second Doses Administered Than First Jabs In May

Covid-19 Vaccination: In A First, More Second Doses Administered Than First Jabs In May Aman Sharma © Provided by News18 Covid-19 Vaccination: In A First, More Second Doses Administered Than First Jabs In May For the first time since vaccinations in India began in January, more second doses have been administered to beneficiaries than first doses so far in May, showing that both the Centre and state governments are now focusing on first completing the inoculation drive for people in priority groups. Government data analysed by News18 showed that out of 16.8 million jabs given across the country till now in May, nearly 8.9 million were second doses, while first doses stood at 7.9 million. Of the first doses, 2.5 million jabs were given to the 18-44 age group; vaccination began for this section on May 1. The numbers meant just 5.4 million people in the 45+ age group, or health or frontline workers got their first doses this month. Before this, weekly or monthly

Bangladesh opts for China s vaccine

Bangladesh opts for China’s vaccine Updated: Updated: Decision comes as India has delayed delivery of Covishield vaccine in recent weeks Share Article Decision comes as India has delayed delivery of Covishield vaccine in recent weeks Bangladesh will receive a major consignment of China-made vaccine doses for the pandemic which will arrive on Wednesday. This will be the first time that Bangladesh will receive the Chinese vaccine in such a large quantity since the beginning of the pandemic last year as India has delayed delivery of Covishield vaccine in recent weeks. “China is dedicated to international vaccine cooperation. It’s the latest outcome of China-Bangladesh anti-pandemic cooperation,” said China’s Ambassador to Bangladesh Li Jiming in a press conference announcing that the Sinopharm vaccine will arrive in Dhaka this week. Sinopharm is among the few globally recognised vaccines that are cleared for emergency use by the World Health Organisation.

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