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COVAX Struggling To Vaccinate As Supplies Run Out
According to UNICEF, the world is currently about 140 million doses short. 
According to UNICEF, the world is currently about 140 million doses short. -
Deadly India Blaze Won’t Stop Production Of COVID-19 Vaccines By World's Largest Vaccine Maker
COVID-19 vaccine production continues at the Serum Institute of India despite a deadly fire. 
COVID-19 vaccine production continues at the Serum Institute of India despite a deadly fire. -
Serum Institute Aims To Produce 200 Million COVID Vaccines For Poorer Nations
India, which has the highest number of new COVID infections, saw its caseload soar to over 6 million this week. India, which has the highest number of new COVID infections, saw its caseload soar to over 6 million this week. -
Bangladesh's Beximco, Serum Institute Of India Team Up To Produce COVID Drug
Serum Institute of India has also teamed up with AstraZeneca, Bill Gates Foundation and Gavi to produce 1 billion COVID shots. 
Serum Institute of India has also teamed up with AstraZeneca, Bill Gates Foundation and Gavi to produce 1 billion COVID shots. -
India's Prime Minister Modi Says Scientists Will Say When Country's COVID Drug Mass Production Starts
Indian scientists are putting their best efforts in testing three vaccines in various phases, Modi says. 
Indian scientists are putting their best efforts in testing three vaccines in various phases, Modi says. -
Bill Gates Promises $3 COVID-19 Vaccine For Poor Countries
The world's richest countries will likely see an end to COVID-19 within 2021. The rest of the world will just have to wait, Gates said. 
The world's richest countries will likely see an end to COVID-19 within 2021. The rest of the world will just have to wait, Gates said. -
Novavax, India's Serum Institute Team Up For COVID Vaccine Supply
Serum Institute will have full rights for the NVX-CoV2373 vaccine during the 15-year contract. 
Serum Institute will have full rights for the NVX-CoV2373 vaccine during the 15-year contract.
