Coronavirus in India live updates: Centre, Bharat Biotech invite other companies to scale up Covaxin production
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THE TIMES OF INDIA | Jul 30, 2021, 21:30:23 IST
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Coronavirus in India live updates: Centre, Bharat Biotech invite other companies to scale up Covaxin production

India's daily case count of Covid-19 went past the 3.5 lakh mark on Thursday after a two-day low even as the country recorded more than 4,000 deaths for the second day in a row. With 3,62,727 new Covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours, India's total caseload now stands at 2,37,03,665, as per the Union health ministry data updated at 8:00 am. Stay with TOI for the latest developments-
17:22 (IST) May 13
Punjab government has decided to join COVAX facility alliance for global sourcing and procurement of Covid-19 vaccines at the best price, becoming first state in the country to take such an initiative to address the issue of vaccine shortage: Chief Minister's Office (CMO)
17:21 (IST) May 13
The Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has also accepted this recommendation of the Covid Working Group for extension of the gap between the first and second doses of Covishield vaccine to 12 -16 weeks: Government of India
17:15 (IST) May 13
Increasing gap for second dose of vaccine based on scientific data: Govt
17:08 (IST) May 13
Companies that want to manufacture Covaxin, should do it together. Govt will assist so that capacity increased: Dr VK Paul, Member (Health), NITI Aayog
17:06 (IST) May 13
We are welcoming any company that wants to manufacture Covaxin: Govt
17:05 (IST) May 13
On allowing other companies to manufacture Covaxin, VK Paul says not many companies have the laboratories to make this vaccine
17:01 (IST) May 13
Vaccine policy tweaked to meet demand of states: Govt
16:54 (IST) May 13
Over 2 billion vaccine doses to be manufactured in India from August to December, says govt
16:51 (IST) May 13
Any vaccine that is approved by FDA, WHO can come to India. Import license will be granted within 1-2 days. No import license is pending: Dr VK Paul, Member (Health), NITI Aayog
16:51 (IST) May 13
Centre procured 35.6 crore vaccine doses for ongoing drive so far; additional 16 crore in pipeline (direct purchase) to states, pvt hospitals: Govt
16:49 (IST) May 13
SSLC Examination slated to begin from June 21 has been postponed in view of the surge in #COVID19 cases. Revised schedule will be decided after the second wave dies: Karnataka Primary & Secondary Education Minister S Suresh Kumar
16:49 (IST) May 13
Emerging vaccine availability as per govt estimate
Emerging vaccine availability as per govt estimate
16:42 (IST) May 13
Further supply will also follow. Its production will begin in July and it is estimated that 15.6 crore doses will be manufactured in that period: Dr VK Paul, Member (Health), NITI Aayog
16:42 (IST) May 13
We are happy to report that 1/3rd of 45 and above are protected. 45 and above age group contributes to 88% of deaths. So you can imagine, how much dent it would have made to reduce the risk of death of this population: Dr VK Paul, Member (Health), NITI Aayog
16:42 (IST) May 13
Sputnik vaccine has arrived in India. I'm happy to say that we're hopeful that it'll be available in the market next week. We're hopeful that the sale of the limited supply that has come from there (Russia), will begin next week: Dr VK Paul, Member (Health), NITI Aayog
16:38 (IST) May 13
PM Modi to interact with DMs of 46 high-burden Covid-19 districts on May 18, further 54 on May 20; CMs to be present: Govt sources
16:32 (IST) May 13
12 states have more than 1 lakh active Covid-19 cases; 24 states have more than 15% case positivity rate: Government
16:28 (IST) May 13
Nearly 18 crore doses of Covid-19 vaccine have been administered in India. In the US, the number stands around 26 crores. So, India stand in the third position: Dr VK Paul, Member (Health), NITI Aayog
16:17 (IST) May 13
338 districts show decline in positive rate with increase in tests in the week May 6-May 12: Govt
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