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In an affidavit, the government said that holding the State directly liable to provide compensation for "extremely rare deaths" occurring due to AEFIs from the use of vaccines may not be legally sustainable.
Updated Feb 08, 2021 | 19:48 IST "No case of serious or severe AEFI (Adverse event following immunization) or death is attributable to vaccination till date," the Union Health Ministry said on Monday. Manohar Agnani, Additional Secretary, Union Health Ministry | Photo Credit: ANI New Delhi: The Union Health Ministry on Monday said that no case of serious or severe AEFI (adverse event following immunization) or death is attributable to coronavirus vaccination in India so far. The ministry briefed that the Covid-19 vaccination sessions were organised in 35...