India to export COVID vaccines after its public health needs are met: Health Ministry
New Delhi: India would resume exports of Covid-19 vaccines only after its own interests are taken care of, a health ministry official said on Thursday, as a recent surge in immunisations raised hopes of foreign sales that have been barred since mid-April."Every country works with an aim of keeping its people, economy and social system safe," Rajesh Bhushan told a weekly news conference.Also...
New Delhi: India would resume exports of Covid-19 vaccines only after its own interests are taken care of, a health ministry official said on Thursday, as a recent surge in immunisations raised hopes of foreign sales that have been barred since mid-April.
"Every country works with an aim of keeping its people, economy and social system safe," Rajesh Bhushan told a weekly news conference.
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"Even the public health response to COVID is governed by those goals. So we will also try to achieve those goals and see when would be the right time to export vaccines."
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