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TS to get Covid vaccine from abroad; KTR holds meet with task force, pharma firms Updated May 15, 2021, 12:47 am IST TS will complete the second dose vaccination to those above 45 years on a top priority basis in May and June  The import of vaccine apart from allowing more companies to manufacture Covaxin along with Bharat Biotech dominated the discussions at the task force meeting. — Facebook Hyderabad: In a major relief to states facing acute shortage of vaccines, the Centre has hinted at allowing import of vaccines approved by WHO directly by the states. In this context, Telangana...

AP floats global tender for Covid-19 vaccines, Telangana in talks with manufacturers May 14, 2021 × The State had earlier identified 2.04 crore people in the 18- 45 age group for whom the Covid-19 vaccine has to be administered for free and has also earmarked necessary funds The Andhra Pradesh government has floated a global tender for procurement of Covid-19 vaccines with the last date for filing bids fixed as June 3. A pre-bid meet will be convened on either May 20 or May 22. The Principal secretary Medical and Health Anil Kumar Singhal said, “Based on the bids, we will finalise the proc...

New Delhi, May 4: The devastating second coronavirus wave sweeping across India has come as a major setback to the global fight against the deadly pandemic.The World Health Organization is struggling to fill the gap left in the COVAX ...

Quad vaccine pact for Asia 'on track' despite India crisis - U.S. officials AKIPRESS.COM - An agreement between the United States and three of its closest Indo-Pacific partners to produce up to one billion coronavirus vaccine doses in India by the end of 2022 to supply other Asian countries is "still on track," despite a surge of COVID-19 in India, senior U.S. officials said on April 26, Reuters reported. "It's moving forward expeditiously," a senior administration official told reporters in a briefing call, referring to the agreement reached last month between the leaders of Australia, India...

A After a tightly centralized vaccination drive that has delivered the required two shots to less than 2% of the population, India is opening up its inoculation strategy in the middle of a raging pandemic. Can the new approach flatten the curve? Expanding the campaign to all adults below 45 starting next month is a late but welcome move. India’s daily infection rate of almost 350,000 is the worst any country has experienced. Even then, shifting a big part of the financial burden to 28 state governments and letting private hospitals buy shots at 600 to 1200 rupees ($8 to $16) apiece —...