Modern vaccine approved in India; DCGI allows importing and distributing

New Delhi: The Kovid 19 vaccine, developed by the American company Modena, has been approved in India. DCGI has given permission to Cipla, a pharmaceutical company, to import and manufacture overseas manufactured vaccines in India. The DCGI had accepted Cipla’s request for permission to distribute the modern vaccine in India without special testing.

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Cipla said she was ready to share the details of the first 100 people to be vaccinated in India, where the vaccine is widely distributed in countries like the United States. Modena has a 90 percent effective vaccine against Kovid 19. Modena is an mRNA vaccine similar to the Pfizer vaccine. The vaccine is based on the genetic component of the corona virus transmitted by Kovid 19. The vaccine stimulates the production of spike proteins on the surface of the corona virus, which in turn stimulate the body’s immune system.

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Modena is also the first US Covid 19 vaccine approved in India. The company had previously said that the Pfizer vaccine would be available soon in India and that the process was in its final stages. The government plans to distribute the vaccine to everyone over the age of 18 in the country by December. As part of this, the center said it would allow more vaccines in the coming months.