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    India granted Covid-19 vaccine arrived in Nepal

    India on Wednesday announced a 1 million dose corona vaccine grant to Nepal. The Covsild Vaccine developed by Oxford-AstraZeneca and produced by the Serum Institute of India has been given to Nepal by India.
    (File: One million doses of vaccine against coronavirus given by India has reached Kathmandu on Thursday morning. Kathamandu. 21 January 2021. Photo: MoH)

    KATHMANDU:- The vaccine against Coronavirus, (Covid-19) granted by the Indian Government to Nepal has arrived in Kathmandu today.

    The vaccine against Coronavirus arrived at Tribhuvan International Airport from an Air India flight. Indian Ambassador to Nepal Vinay Mohan Quatra handed over the vaccine to Health Minister Hridayesh Tripathi.

    India on Wednesday announced a 1 million dose corona vaccine grant to Nepal. The Covsild Vaccine developed by Oxford-AstraZeneca and produced by the Serum Institute of India has been given to Nepal by India.

    The vaccine provided by the Government of India as assistance will be stored at the Department of Health Services in Teku. The city police will skirt and take the vaccine to Teku. After that, the vaccine will be sent to the storage center of each state from the health service department.

    In the first phase, health workers, cleaners, security personnel, ambulance drivers, corpse management team, and others will be vaccinated from the designated vaccination centers, the ministry said.

    For Indian tourists travelling by land:- 72 hours (-ve) C-19 report, CCMC form and Antigen Test at entry point

    For Indian tourists travelling by land:- 72 hours (-ve) C-19 report, CCMC form and Antigen Test at entry point

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