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Consignment of 3 million Sputnik V vaccine doses from Russia lands in Hyderabad
A GMR Hyderabad Air Cargo (GHAC) press release said the vaccine consignment arrived from Russia on a specially chartered freighter RU-9450 which touched down at Hyderabad Airport at 03.43 hours
PTI | June 1, 2021 | Updated 15:00 IST
A consignment, comprising as many as three million doses of Russia s COVID-19 vaccine Sputnik V, landed at the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport here on Tuesday. A GMR Hyderabad Air Cargo (GHAC) press release said the vaccine consignment arrived from Russia on a specially chartered freighter RU-9450 which touched down at Hyderabad Airport at 03.43 hours. While GHAC has already handled several import shipments of vaccine prior to this, todays shipment of 56.6 tonnes of vaccines is the single largest import shipment of COVID-19 vaccines handled in India till date.This shipment completed all processes and was dispatched in less than 90 minutes, it said.
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Apollo Hospitals and Dr Reddy s Laboratories on Monday said they are collaborating to initiate a COVID-19 vaccination programme with Sputnik V. The first phase of the programme will kick off with vaccinations in Hyderabad on Monday and in Visakhapatnam on Tuesday (May 18) at Apollo facilities.
The vaccinations would follow the SOPs as recommended by the government including registration on CoWIN. This pilot phase will allow Dr. Reddy s and Apollo to test the arrangements and cold chain logistics and prepare for the launch. We are confident that with the Sputnik V vaccine, we will be able to make a significant contribution to ease availability and access to COVID vaccines to the community at large, Apollo Hospitals President - Hospitals Division K Hari Prasad said in a statement.
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The domestic markets are likely to open strong on the last trading day of the week, going by positive cues from the global front. Wall Street had a buoyant session of trade overnight, Asian markets have rebounded in early trading and trends on SGX Nifty indicate a gap-up opening for the broader index in India. At 7:30 am, the Nifty futures were trading at 14,684, higher by 176.50 points on the Singapore Stock Exchange from May 12 closing, while they were trading higher by 59 points from May 13 closing of 14,628.