New Delhi: India will export eight million Jab Vaccine Coronavirus at the end of October after ending the ban on delivery of doses abroad, said a Saturday Ministry of Foreign Affairs officials.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi promised to continue export at the meeting of leaders from the so-called Quad in Washington as India, Japan, Australia and the US tried to fight the growth of China’s influence throughout the Asia-Pacific region.
Harsh’s foreign secretary Vardhan Shringla told reporters on Saturday that most of the eight million doses of Johnson & Johnson’s single-shot vaccine would be sent to Asia-Pacific countries.
“This will be ready at the end of October.
This is immediate delivery, from Quad to the Indo-Pacific region,” Shringla told reporters.
India is one of the largest vaccine manufacturers in the world and has promised earlier this year to export one billion JAB one billion Covid-19 in December 2022.
But New Delhi stopped exports in May after the Coronavirus wave which destroyed the country.
India raised the prohibition on vaccine export this week with the new Covid-19 infection and death which slowed down.
This country suffers from weeks of vaccine as a surge in the Coronavirus between March and can kill at least 250,000 and infected tens of millions of people.
Now it has provided almost 840 million doses of vaccines.
Nearly half of the adult population has at least one JAB and with 16 percent receive the second dose.