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India expects Pfizer, Moderna COVID doses through COVAX by August: Report

Covax, led by the GAVI vaccine alliance and the World Health Organization (WHO), could ship the U.S. made doses to India as early as this month, one of the sources aware of the discussions told Reuters.
New Delhi: India expects to receive 3 million to 4 million doses of the Pfizer and Moderna Covid-19 shots through the Covax facility by August, two sources said, as it tries to expand inoculations to prevent another surge in infections.Covax, led by the GAVI vaccine alliance and the World Health Organization (WHO), could ship the U.S.-made doses to India as early as this month, one of the...
New Delhi: India expects to receive 3 million to 4 million doses of the Pfizer and Moderna Covid-19 shots through the Covax facility by August, two sources said, as it tries to expand inoculations to prevent another surge in infections.
Covax, led by the GAVI vaccine alliance and the World Health Organization (WHO), could ship the U.S.-made doses to India as early as this month, one of the sources aware of the discussions told Reuters.
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