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Delhi: People turn out in large numbers to get vaccinated against Covid-19

Delhi: People turn out in large numbers to get vaccinated against Covid-19 Delhi: People turn out in large numbers to get vaccinated against Covid-19 As the third phase of vaccination commenced on Thursday, people turned out in large numbers in Delhi to receive the Covid-19 vaccine. advertisement UPDATED: April 1, 2021 15:56 IST People waiting to receive Covid-19 vaccine at Max Hospital in Delhi s Saket area on Thursday (Photo Credits: PTI) HIGHLIGHTS More than 6 crore people have been vaccinated against Covid-19 in India to date Centre has asked states/UTs to ensure vaccination on all days in the month of April SII s Covishield and Bharat Biotech s Covaxin have been approved for emergency use in India

Why home-produced Covid vaccine hasn t helped India, Russia and China rollouts

Why home-produced Covid vaccine hasn t helped India, Russia and China rollouts Michael Safi in Beirut, Theo Merz in Moscow and Helen Davidson in Taipei © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Yuri Kadobnov/AFP/Getty The day India started coronavirus vaccinations, Amit Mehra’s name was on the priority list. But he never made an appointment. “I’m not inclined to get vaccinated just because it’s available,” says the 47-year-old Delhi hospital worker. Two and a half thousand miles away, strolling past a popup inoculation centre near Red Square in Moscow, Magomed Zurabov is similarly reluctant. Suspicious that the pandemic was deliberately engineered, he has no intention of being vaccinated, he says. Instead, he is “taking the necessary precautions”: wearing a mask and using disinfectant.

Why home-produced Covid vaccine hasn t helped India, Russia and China rollouts

Why home-produced Covid vaccine hasn t helped India, Russia and China rollouts
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Capital witnesses 425 new infections

Capital witnesses 425 new infections Updated: Updated: One tested for S. African virus strain Share Article One tested for S. African virus strain The Capital witnessed 425 new COVID-19 cases in the last 24 hours, taking the total number of cases to 6,44,489, according to a health bulletin released by the Delhi government on Tuesday. One death was reported in the past 24 hours, taking the total number of deaths to 10,945. A total of 70,049 tests were done in a day. Of the total cases, 6,31,056 people have recovered and there are 2,488 active cases. The number of active cases has been on the rise for more than two weeks now.

India: Senior citizens, people with comorbidities given priority in 2nd phase of Covid vaccination

India: Senior citizens, people with comorbidities given priority in 2nd phase of Covid vaccination PTI/New Delhi Filed on March 1, 2021 Women wait for their turn to receive a dose of Covid-19 vaccine at a government hospital in New Delhi on Monday. Photo: AFP Vaccines will be given free of cost at all government hospitals, health centres. The second phase of the Covid-19 vaccination drive began on Monday in the national capital as elderly people received their first shots of the vaccine, officials said. In the first phase, starting January 16, over 360 thousand beneficiaries comprising healthcare workers and frontline workers, have been vaccinated in Delhi.

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