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  • Another doctor dies of COVID-19, 173 new cases in Meghalaya
  • Anil Vij undergoes final phase trial of COVID -19 vaccine
  • Haryana CM offers support, cooperation to leading enterprises of Singapore
  • Schools, jr colleges to remain shut till Dec 31: BMC
  • Our Govt will be distributing STV sets encouraging Digital Education: P S Tamang
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  • Harsh Vardhan addresses National Council of CII
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  • Assam Rifles martyrs' memorial webinar held
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  • Two more COVID-19 deaths, 173 new cases in Meghalaya
  • Moscow ready for dialogue on Arctic with US new administration
  • VP calls for child-centric approach in response to climate change
  • UNESCO chief wants to send mission to Karabakh to help protect cultural heritage sites
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Govt to work on PPP mode for COVID healthcare: Goyal

Govt to work on PPP mode for COVID healthcare: Goyal

New Delhi, Nov 20 (UNI) The government will work in a public-private partnership to ensure proper COVID-19 healthcare to over 1.3 billion Indians, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said here on Friday.

This will ensure success in the battles that lie ahead, observed Mr Goyal, as the country saw a fresh wave of Novel Coronavirus pandemic.

Addressing the Asia Health 2020 summit of industry chamber CII, the Minister said events like this will help in germinating new ideas, coming up with new solutions to many problems of the country.

This will also help in developing proper last mile connectivity and delivery of vaccine, when available.

Mr Goyal stressed the importance of ensuring vaccines at an affordable price to all, including less developed countries and poor, saying that this is going to be a collective responsibility of all.

India will play an important role in ensuring cost-effective and innovative healthcare solutions for future, he added.

India and South Africa have proposed to the World Trade Organisation to ease international agreements that might pose a challenge to procure COVID-19 vaccine, once it is available.

WHO has backed the proposal.

UNI SRJ RJ 1812

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