Delhi Dy CM slams Centre for vaccine ‘mismanagement’, questions how private hospitals are getting doses
India Today
Amid a dearth of vaccines in Delhi, inoculation for the 18-44 age group had to be called off. Sisodia blamed the shortage on the Centre's mismanagement.
Amid an acute dearth of vaccines in the city, Delhi deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia hit out at the central government and accused it of "sitting on" the vaccine distribution system. 92 1.84 10 GST , ,TN, , , .. Sisodia also alleged "mismanagement" by the Centre and sought to know how private hospitals were getting vaccines while states were being told that there are no stocks. Claiming that inoculation centres for the 18-44 age group are shutting down due to lack of vaccines, he said the Union government should share the data on doses provided to the states and the private sector. The inoculation exercise for the 18-44 age group was called off by the AAP government on May 22 after it ran out of vaccines for this category.
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