Updated On: 10 June, 2021 07:53 AM IST | Mumbai | Chetna Sadadekar
Civic officials say the central government’s new vaccine procurement policy will leave very little stock in the open market; will wait for state to increase doses

A beneficiary receives her Covid-19 vaccine shot at Mumbai Press Club. File pic
The BMC is done with floating tenders for the procurement of vaccines after unfruitful results in the previous attempts. The civic administration will now wait for the government to officially increase its share of the vaccine doses, as 75 per cent of the total production will be procured by the Centre directly, leaving very little in the open market.
A man gets a dose of Sputnik V in Hyderabad. BMC had started talks with Dr. Reddy’s that has the rights to supply the Russian vaccine. File pic