After the approval of the Pfizer company's vaccine for emergency use in Britain, now its eyes are on India. On Thursday, the company said that it was keeping its promise to provide the vaccine in India and would definitely contact the Indian government for this.
A Pfizer spokesperson issued a statement saying that he was in contact with other countries of the world after the vaccine was approved by the UK drug and health products regulator. In this episode, he will also contact the Government of India. So that Pfizer's vaccine can be made available in the country.
It is Pfizer's effort to get everyone vaccinated, the company also made it clear that the supply of the vaccine would be under government contract and treaty in times of epidemic.
Before this whatever legal process is done at the local level will also be completed. Pfizer Chairman and CEO Albert Baurla said that our effort is to provide the world with high-quality safe and effective vaccines.
Expect from oxford
India expects more from the Corona vaccine produced by Oxford and AstraZeneca. The Serum Institute of India, Pune, says it may seek permission to use the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine in an emergency in two weeks. Similarly, Phase III trials of Bharat Biotech and ICMR vaccine are also underway. Similarly, Zydus Cadila and Sputnik-5 vaccines are also expected.