India s coronavirus cases mysteriously fell. But with vaccines delayed, some fear the rise of COVID-19 variants By South Asia correspondent James Oaten and Som Patidar in New Delhi © Provided by ABC Health Some health experts fear India s vaccine drive will not be quick enough to prevent an outbreak from virus variants. (ABC News: James Oaten)
India is at risk of wasting a window of opportunity to ramp up its ambitious vaccination program, as the country faces an uptick of COVID-19 cases and the escalating threat of coronavirus variants, doctors warn.
The government committed to inoculating 300 million people by August this year, which was touted as the largest and fastest vaccination program in the world.
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