New Delhi: India has been offered 7.5 million doses of Modernum Covid-19 vaccine through the Global Covax vaccine sharing program, but it is not clear when Jab will arrive in the country as a consensus in the compensation clause has not been achieved, said the source.
The government last week said that he worked actively with modern vaccine producers to see how the vaccine could be available in this country.
The Covid-19 Moderna vaccine was given an emergency use authorization by Indian drug regulators last month.
“India has been offered 7.5 million doses of Covid-19 Vaccine Moderna through the Global Covax vaccine sharing program,” said the source.
However, there is no clarity so far when shots will be available in India as “talks still active and consensus on compensation issues has not been achieved,” said a source.
In the availability of moderna vaccines in this country, members of Niti Aayog (Health) Dr.
V K Paul recently said the government works actively with modern to see how the vaccine can be imported and available in this country.
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there and here (conversation) are happening in the contractual specifications.
The discussion hasn’t concluded.
We strive for it to happen earlier.
We now hope to hear from them anytime.
At present, they have to respond to some of our points Make and we will continue it, “he said on Friday.
According to sources, the Indian government has submitted certain conditions to complete the compensation clause contract and sent it to US drug producers for their example.
India offers 7.5 million modern vaccine doses; There is no consensus in the compensation clause: Source
