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Maharashtra scouts for 12 cr vax for 18-45 age group
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Maharashtra scouts for 12 cr vax for 18-45 age group. Image Source: IANS News
Mumbai, April 27 : Barely 72 hours before the ambitious phase of vaccination for 18-45 age groups begins from May 1, the Maharashtra government has started scouting around for getting sufficient quantities of the Covid-19 jabs, officials said here on Tuesday.
Health Department Principal Secretary Dr Pradeep Vyas has sent separate letters to Serum Institute of India CEO Adar Poonawala and Bharat Biotech International Ltd Chairman and Managing Director Dr Krishna M. Ella to the effect.
He said that if the Maharashtra government decides to vaccinate its 18-45 age group population, estimated at around 5-crore, then it would require some 12-crore vaccine doses.
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Barely 72 hours before the ambitious phase of vaccination for 18-45 age groups begins from May 1, the Maharashtra government has started scouting around for getting sufficient quantities of the Covid-19 jabs, officials said here on Tuesday.
Health Department Principal Secretary Dr Pradeep Vyas has sent separate letters to Serum Institute of India CEO Adar Poonawala and Bharat Biotech International Ltd Chairman and Managing Director Dr Krishna M. Ella to the effect.
He said that if the Maharashtra government decides to vaccinate its 18-45 age group population, estimated at around 5-crore, then it would require some 12-crore vaccine doses.
Vyas asked the two how many doses of Covishield (SII) and Covaxin (BBIL) vaccines the two companies could supply to the state government, per month over the next six months from May 2021 onwards.