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Centre yet to decide on offering legal protection to domestic COVID-19 vaccines manufacturers
India has been inoculating people with the AstraZeneca vaccine produced locally by the Serum Institute of India (SII) and Covaxin made by local firm Bharat Biotech
Reuters | June 4, 2021 | Updated 19:41 IST
The Indian government is yet to decide on whether to offer legal protection to local manufacturers of COVID-19 vaccines, Vinod Kumar Paul, a top adviser to the government, said on Friday.
India has been inoculating people with the AstraZeneca vaccine produced locally by the Serum Institute of India (SII) and Covaxin made by local firm Bharat Biotech, and it will commercially launch Russia s Sputnik V shots by mid-June.
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Sputnik International
India has scrapped local trials for foreign coronavirus vaccines as it tries to accelerate its vaccination rollout, with a government official saying Pfizer shots could arrive by July.
The statement follows criticism lobbed at Modi govt over issues such as vaccine shortage and struggles being faced by some states in sourcing vaccines from foreign companies.