RDIF announced the date of delivery of the second batch of Sputnik V to India
The delivery of the second batch of the Sputnik V CORONAVIRUS vaccine to India is expected by the end of this week, the press service of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) said.
The foundation noted that on May 14, the first inoculations with the Russian vaccine were made in Hyderabad after the first delivery of a batch of Sputnik V to India. RDIF announces the launch of the Russian coronavirus vaccine in India today.
Earlier, the HEAD of the RDIF, Kirill Dmitriev, announced that the first delivery of Sputnik V to India was to take place on May 1. The use of the Russian coronavirus vaccine in India was approved on April 12.
In India, there is a new wave of coronavirus, which has become a record number of cases. The sharp increase in the number of cases of coronavirus in India began on April 1. So, on March 31, 53,480 new cases were recorded in the country, and the very next day this number increased to 72,330 and has been growing almost constantly since then. On April 25, almost 353 thousand cases were recorded in the country.
On May 12, India recorded a new record for the number of deaths from covid-19 per day - 4205 people died. During the day, 348,421 infected were detected. The total number of cases in the country amounted to 23.3 million.
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