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Centralised procurement of vaccines is the best way to ensure equity for all states, said the renowned cardiologist.

By KANNAKI DEKA Reuters Published May 17, 2021 10:56pm Graduates from overseas medical schools including Bangladesh, Philippines, Nepal and Kyrgyzstan have to pass local exams in India before they are allowed to practise. GUWAHATI, India - Some 90,000 Indian doctors armed with medical degrees from Russia, China and Ukraine are urging the government to put them to work in the battle against COVID-19 instead of standing idly by, waiting for local licences. Nowhere in the world has been hit harder by the pandemic than India, as a new variant of the virus fuelled a surge in infections that ...

Article content GUWAHATI — Some 90,000 Indian doctors armed with medical degrees from Russia, China and Ukraine are urging the government to put them to work in the battle against COVID-19 instead of standing idly by, waiting for local licenses. Nowhere in the world has been hit harder by the pandemic than India, as a new variant of the virus fueled a surge in infections that has risen to more than 400,000 daily, with more than 4,000 deaths a day, overwhelming the health system. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Indian doctors, trained abroad,...

India’s Covid crisis is now hitting other countries with vaccine supplies to Covax countries short by 140million and fears it will get worse India is the largest manufacturer for Covax scheme, but the country stopped exports of vaccine in March in order to vaccinate its own population For three months, India has not shipped vaccines, leaving 140 million shortfall A devastating surge of coronavirus in India has seen nearly 25 million people infected and a staggering 274,390 deaths. UNICEF calling for G7 countries and EU to donate vaccines to poor countries 

File photo used for representation GUWAHATI: Some 90,000 Indian doctors armed with medical degrees from Russia, China and Ukraine are urging the government to put them to work in the battle against Covid-19 instead of standing idly by, waiting for local licences. Nowhere in the world has been hit harder by the pandemic than India, as a new variant of the virus fuelled a surge in infections that has risen to more than 400,000 daily, with more than 4,000 deaths a day, overwhelming the health system. Graduates from overseas medical schools including Bangladesh, Philippines, Nepal and Kyrgyzsta...