COVID Vaccine may be ready in few weeks: PM Modi
Experts believe that the wait for the Covid19 vaccine will not be long and it is believed that it may be ready in the next few weeks, PM Modi said.;

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said India's vaccination programme against Covid-19 would begin as soon as a go-ahead from scientists is given, and asserted that healthcare workers involved in treating coronavirus patients, frontline workers and old people suffering from serious conditions would be inoculated on priority.
In his closing remarks at an all-party meeting with leaders of various political parties to discuss the Covid-19 pandemic situation in the country, Modi said experts believe the wait for the Covid-19 vaccine will not be long and it may be ready in a few weeks.
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Nearly eight vaccines are at different stages of trial with their manufacturing assured in India, Modi said.
Three vaccines from India are also at different stages of trial, he said.
Experts believe that the wait for Covid-19 vaccine will not be long and it is believed that it may be ready in the next few weeks, Modi said.
"India's vaccination drive would begin as soon as we get a go-ahead from scientists. The Centre is working on the basis of suggestions from state governments about who will be inoculated in the first phase of the vaccination drive," he said.
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