Indian, US firms working together on atleast 3 COVID-19 vaccines: Indian Envoy to US
Updated:6 years, 2 months ago
Updated:6 years, 2 months ago
Washington DC (USA), May 10 (ANI): Indian Ambassador to United States Taranjit Singh Sandhu on May 10 said that there are at least three vaccines on which Indian and US companies are working together for the COVID-19. He said, “ICMR and CDC-NIH (of US) have been collaborating for a number of years, in fact about 2-3 years back, we developed a vaccine together for another virus called rotavirus, it has helped not only in India but also in US & many other countries.” “There at least 3 vaccines on which Indian and US companies are working together. Besides that, we are an important part of the supply chain and this particular crisis has certainly shown to US, if not the world over that India is a reliable partner,” Singh added.
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