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Centre Challenges Court Order To Cut Gap In Covishield Doses, Says It Will Derail Jab Policy
The Centre today filed an appeal in the Kerala High Court against its order allowing the second Covishield dose after four weeks from the first for those who want to take it earlier than the present suggested gap of 84 days
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84-Day Gap Between Covishield Jabs Providing Best Protection Against Covid: Centre To Court
The Central government has submitted in the Kerala High Court on Friday that the duration of 84 days between 1st and 2nd doses of Covishield vaccine is providing the best protection against COVID-19.
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Need Covishield 2nd Dose Sooner? See Who Qualifies
The second dose of coronavirus vaccine Covishield can be administered to people travelling abroad for work, education or sports before the prescribed 84 days interval, the government said in a statement.
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New Zealand fight to bridge gap against West Indies
Brendon McCullum struck 84 while opener Martin Guptill added 67 Saturday as New Zealand batsmen led a spirited fightback on day four of the first cricket test against the West Indies at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium.
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Centre Challenges Court Order To Cut Gap In Covishield Doses, Says It Will Derail Jab Policy
The Centre today filed an appeal in the Kerala High Court against its order allowing the second Covishield dose after four weeks from the first for those who want to take it earlier than the present suggested gap of 84 days
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84-Day Gap Between Covishield Jabs Providing Best Protection Against Covid: Centre To Court
The Central government has submitted in the Kerala High Court on Friday that the duration of 84 days between 1st and 2nd doses of Covishield vaccine is providing the best protection against COVID-19.
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Need Covishield 2nd Dose Sooner? See Who Qualifies
The second dose of coronavirus vaccine Covishield can be administered to people travelling abroad for work, education or sports before the prescribed 84 days interval, the government said in a statement.
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New Zealand fight to bridge gap against West Indies
Brendon McCullum struck 84 while opener Martin Guptill added 67 Saturday as New Zealand batsmen led a spirited fightback on day four of the first cricket test against the West Indies at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium.
