COVID-19 vaccination: 3.81 lakh inoculated, 580 suffer adverse events; Delhi sees dip in turnout Monday, which was the third day of the inoculation drive in the country, also saw a record dip in the number of COVID-19 deaths FP Staff January 18, 2021 23:02:39 IST A medical worker inoculates a doctor with a Covid-19 vaccine in Ahmedabad. AFP
The Centre said that a total of 3.81 lakh people had been vaccinated as of 5 pm on Monday, with a cumulative 580 cases of adverse reactions being reported so far.
Monday, which was the third day of the inoculation drive in the country, also saw a record dip in the number of COVID-19
Vaccination Drive: Over 2 Lakh Vaccinated In India So Far; 447 Adverse Effects Reported
According to the government, the shots will be offered first to an estimated one crore healthcare workers and around two crore frontline workers. PTI Photo/R Senthil Kumar Outlook Web Bureau 2021-01-17T21:47:59+05:30 Vaccination Drive: Over 2 Lakh Vaccinated In India So Far; 447 Adverse Effects Reported outlookindia.com 2021-01-17T22:03:55+05:30
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A total of 2,24,301 beneficiaries have been inoculated with Covid-19 vaccine so far. Out of these 447 cases of adverse effects following immunisation (AEFI) were reported, the Union Health Ministry said on day two of the nationwide vaccination drive on Sunday.
No Word On Indian Scientists, Health Workers: BJP Leaders Take A Dig At Rahul Gandhi
BJP I-T department head Amit Malviya posted the Congress leader s critical tweets in the past about the Modi government s handling of the pandemic. PTI Photo/Atul Yadav Outlook Web Bureau 2021-01-16T17:56:13+05:30 No Word On Indian Scientists, Health Workers: BJP Leaders Take A Dig At Rahul Gandhi outlookindia.com 2021-01-16T19:35:28+05:30
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BJP leaders on Saturday took a swipe at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for raising doubts about the government s efforts to launch the Covid-19 vaccination drive but not putting out any word of appreciation and for Indian scientists and health workers on the day of the vaccination drive launch.
Celebi Aviation operationally ready to handle COVID-19 vaccines
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Updated: Saturday, January 16, 2021, 17:24 [IST]
Mumbai, Jan 16: Turkish aviation firm Celebi Aviation on Friday said it is operationally ready to handle COVID-19 vaccines and is working closely with existing airline operators and freight forwarders to understand their specific requirements.
The company has the infrastructure and capabilities to handle as many charters as required, at its facility and ensure a quick turnaround time , it said in a release.
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Besides warehousing, the company offers ground handling services to these freight operators, Celebi Aviation said.
Stating that it is operationally ready to handle the COVID-19 vaccines, the Turkish firm said the distribution of the vaccine will take place through its state-of-the-art pharma logistics center situated at Delhi Airport, which has the capacity of 72,000 MT annually.
Outrage As TMC MLAs, Leaders And Not Health Workers Get Covid-19 Vaccine On Day 1
BJP s district general secretary Ramakrishna Chakraborty said that in the first phase the frontline workers should get the vaccines. PTI Photo/Shashank Parade Outlook Web Bureau 2021-01-16T21:51:19+05:30 Outrage As TMC MLAs, Leaders And Not Health Workers Get Covid-19 Vaccine On Day 1 outlookindia.com 2021-01-16T22:16:44+05:30
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Several Trinamool Congress leaders, including two MLAs, were among the first few people who received the Covid-19 vaccine in West Bengal s Purba Bardhaman district in the first round of vaccination programme on Saturday, while many healthcare workers alleged that they were asked to come for the vaccine jab but could not receive it.