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Inaugurating a 150-bed ICU facility for Covid patients at the Telangana Institute of Medical Sciences (TIMS), Gachibowli on Friday, Rama Rao asserted that universal Covid vaccination for everybody was the only permanent solution for the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Experts say hospitalisation, mortality likely to rise among the age group
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Lower antibody count after jab does not mean poor immunity, say experts
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Hyderabad: A total of 1,22,804 individuals between the age group of 18 years and 44 years have so far received the first dose of Covid vaccine, after the State government permitted private hospitals to start administering Covid vaccines. At government-run CVCs, on Saturday, about 27,196 persons received the second dose while 17,490 individuals received the […]
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Anticipating the shortages, many States including Telangana had recently gone for global tenders
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Some of the private hospitals who will launch Covid vaccines from Wednesday include Apollo Hospitals, Global Hospitals and Continental Hospital
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"Some document/screenshot of registration for the vaccination can be shown at the check-posts," informed the City Police Commissioner
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The TSMSIDC has set the last date for online submission for the global e-tenders at June 4 while bidding applications will be available for download from May 21.
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States may face delays in getting approvals from Indian drug regulatory authorities
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Physical distancing still remains the best way to beat new variants, says official
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Due to challenges in production and sheer demand, almost all major vaccine manufacturing companies in Hyderabad and elsewhere in the country are busy delivering their Covid vaccine commitments made for the month of May, after which vaccine availability could improve.
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Private hospitals must vaccinate only those who have booked a slot through the CoWIN portal and should not entertain vaccinations for onsite registrations or walk-ins
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She also pitched for examining Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) agreement in the light of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Govt centres will continue to administer free vaccines to individuals above 45 years
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In an order, the Civil Aviation Ministry on Thursday said that “Government of Telangana on March 9, 2021 had sought exemption from Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) Rules, 2021
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Large-scale supercomputer simulations at the atomic level showed that the dominant "G form" variant of the Covid-19 causing virus is more infectious partly.
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Centre’s policy to cover only those above 45 years faulted; people testing positive in 11-40 age group on the rise
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On Sunday, a total of 97,442 individuals received the first and second dose of Covid vaccines in 1,088 Covid Vaccination Centres spread across Telangana
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From films, cricket to politics, Minister fields wide variety of questions from Twiterrati
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On Saturday, a total of 1,62,386 individuals received the first and second dose of the vaccine at 1,187 Covid Vaccination Centres spread across the state
