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Tasty Bite Eatables announced that the company is planning to undertake further expansion of existing facility at Post Bhandgaon, Dist. Daund, Pune, Maharashtra over a period of next 3 years to increase plant capacity to serve market demand.
The cost of the same is expected to be around Rs. 150 crore. This will be partlyfunded by internal accruals and partly by loans.
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MUMBAI/PUNE: In Mumbai, while 12% of the healthcare workers developed some reaction after Covid-19 vaccination, doctors said this was expected and an indication that the vaccine is doing its job. “Reactions such as low-grade fever, low-gr-ade body aches, swelling at the vaccine site are expected and show that antigenicity (induci-ng an immune response) is developing,” said KEM Hospital dean Dr Hemant Deshmukh.
One of the healthcare workers whose blood pressure dropped after taking the Covishield vaccine on Saturday is admitted at BMC-run KEM Hospital in Parel. “She is doing well and should be discharged early on Tuesday,’’ added Dr Deshmukh. The other patient with severe adverse event is a doctor from civic-run V N Desai Hospital, Santacruz, who developed very high fever and got dehydration. “He is conscious and stable at the moment, but will continue to be under observation for a few more days,” said a BMC official.