Coronavirus | CoWIN data show rise in vaccination
Those turning up for first dose now make up over 93% of the daily doses.
Source: thehindu.com
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Coronavirus | Close to 3 million doses administered everyday on consecutive days in over a month
Those turning up for first dose now make up over 93% of the daily doses
Source: thehindu.com
AP govt caught on wrong foot with Gangavaram port stake sale
APSEZ proposal, at ₹120 a share, cannot be an acceptable valuation for the State’s shares, say sources
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India vaccination drive: Government affidavit shows low May stock for 18-44 category; states asked t- The New Indian Express
India vaccination drive: Government affidavit shows low May stock for 18-44 category; states asked to focus on those needing second dose The affidavit shows that 1.5 crore doses of Covishield and 50 lakh doses of Covaxin are available in May for 'other than Government of India channel' in May. Share Via Email | A+A A- A woman gets herself photographed after getting vaccinated at a selfie point erected to create awareness on COVID-19 vaccination in Mumbai. (Photo | AP) Express News Service NEW DELHI: Only about 2 crore Covid-19 vaccine doses may be available for the 18-44-year age ...
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COVID-19: How vaccine wastage happens, how to reduce it
COVID-19: How vaccine wastage happens, how to reduce it Vaccine wastage happens in all vaccination programmes across the world and is unavoidable. However, with proper planning and care, the wastage can be reduced. Rai Vinaykumar | May 12, 2021 | Updated 17:20 IST The Centre has been urging states to reduce vaccine wastage. Centre and states are making efforts to step up COVID-19 vaccination even as supplies remain limited. One of the factors which can help increase the vaccination pace is reduction in wastage of vaccines. The Centre has been urging states to reduce vaccine wastage. On Tues...
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