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New Delhi, April 30: The Government of India has not reduced the time gap for administering ‘precaution dose’ of COVID-19 vaccine from nine months to six months, official sources said on Saturday. According to some media reports, it was expected to discuss reducing the gap for booster doses in the National advisory group on Immunisation (NTAGI) meeting held on Friday, but sources said on anonymity that no discussion was carried out during the NTAGI meeting. There are mixed views of […]

Currently, there is no policy decision on providing a precaution dose to those inoculated with the Russian vaccine.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The Government of India has not reduced the time gap for administering 'precaution dose' of COVID-19 vaccine from nine months to six months, official sources said on Saturday. India News | Govt Hasn't Reduced Time Gap for Administering COVID 'precaution Dose' from 9 to 6 Months: Sources.

If the person develops symptoms during the follow-up period, testing, treatment and management of the case should be taken up as per the protocol by the district teams, and the positive samples shall be sent for genome sequencing. Karnataka Govt Orders Surveillance Measures for Passengers Arriving from Japan, Thailand Amid COVID-19 Concerns.

Haryana announces free booster dose of Covid vaccine for 18-59 age group - The free vaccine jabs will be available in the government hospitals and dispensaries in Haryana.