
The world's biggest vaccine maker is stalling on exports. That's a problem for the planet's most vulnerable
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As India's own coronavirus crisis has spiraled, the Serum Institute of India -- the world's largest vaccine maker -- can no longer export its goods.
Now, three months later, coronavirus infections in the Himalayan nation have spiraled out of control, leading to a shortage of hospital beds and oxygen, and sending most of the country into lockdown. But despite needing it more than ever, the 67-year-old retired banker has no idea when he'll get his second dose of Covishield, the AstraZeneca vaccine manufactured by the Serum Institute of India (SII).More Related News

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