Ready to procure and distribute any eligible vaccine, says TN Medical Minister
The Hindu
The global tender received no bids the Minister said; Pasteur Institute of India can manufacture one crore vials of COVID-19 vaccine a month if provided with raw materials, he said
The State government is ready to procure and distribute any eligible vaccine for the public, but called for procuring vaccines, Ma. Subramanian, Minister for Medical and Family Welfare said. Mr. Subramanian, along with Health Secretary J. Radhakrishnan and other officials, assessed the COVID-19 situation in the district and reviewed the facilities. Mr. Subramanian inaugurated the paediatric ward with intensive care facilities for COVID-19 treatment set up at Namakkal Government Medical College Hospital including a special unit for treating newborn babies for COVID-19.
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