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India pledges $6.7 billion in COVID loans amid record daily deaths | News | DW


India pledges $6.7 billion in COVID loans amid record daily deaths
India s central bank has announced loans to help the overwhelmed healthcare sector. Meanwhile, a German military plane is transporting an oxygen generator to the country.
People line up to get oxygen cylinders filled as India grapples with the world s worst coronavirus outbreak.
India’s central bank on Wednesday pledged $6.7 billion in cheap loans for vaccine makers, hospitals and other health firms to help the country battle a massive surge in coronavirus. The announcement came as India recorded its highest daily death toll, reporting 3,780 more deaths on Wednesday.
The immediate objective is to preserve human life and restore livelihoods through all means possible. The second wave, though debilitating, is not insurmountable, said Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Shaktikanta Das. ....

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Brazil: Was there sloppiness with the Sputnik V COVID vaccine? | Science| In-depth reporting on science and technology | DW


Brazil: Was there sloppiness with the Sputnik V COVID vaccine?
Brazil has halted approval of Sputnik V, claiming that a vector virus in the vaccine was not inactive and could cause severe colds. Russia is denying the accusation.
Authorities in Slovakia and Brazil have raised questions about Sputnik V
In Brazil, however, Sputnik V will not receive approval for the time being. According to claims bythe state drug agency Anvisa  there are indications that the vector virus Adenovirus 5 used in the second vaccination is not inactive and can therefore multiply.
This could be dangerous, especially for people with weak immune systems, because if the cold virus used as a carrier was not inactivated, then the patient is virtually directly injected with the pathogen and becomes ill, warned US virologist Angela Rasmussen  of the Center for Global Health Science and Security at Georgetown University on Twitter.  ....

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