COVID-19: Vaccine shortage triggers political blame game in Kerala
The Hindu
The Centre and the State wrangle over the pricing and sourcing of doses
The shortage of COVID-19 vaccines has triggered a political blame game in the State. It has stoked public anger and caused the Centre and the State to wrangle over the pricing and sourcing of the drug. For once, the ruling LDF and the opposition UDF were on the same page. Both said that the onus was on the Centre to provide the vaccine free of cost to States to halt an aggressive second wave of infections.More Related News
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