[ad_1] Report‘s interview with Indian Ambassador to Azerbaijan Bawitlung Vanlalvawna on the occasion of the Republic Day of India. As you know, on June 21, 32 containers departed from Finland’s capital Helsinki to the Indian port of Nava Sheva on the International North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC) that also crosses Azerbaijan. How do you think the… Continue reading Indian Ambassador: Azerbaijan is an important partner in North-South Transport Corridor – INTERVIEW
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Export of Indian pharmaceutical production in Azerbaijan up 20%
[ad_1] “During last year, despite the constraints posed by the pandemic, we have seen a 20% increase in India’s exports of pharmaceutical products to Azerbaijan,” Indian Ambassador to Azerbaijan Bawitlung Vanlalvawna told in an interview with Report. “Azerbaijani agencies are cooperating with Indian companies for registering their products in Azerbaijan as well as encouraging them… Continue reading Export of Indian pharmaceutical production in Azerbaijan up 20%
Georgia reports more than 50 cases of Indian COVID-19 variant
[ad_1] So far, Georgia has confirmed 52 cases of delta variant of coronavirus infection, said Georgian Deputy Health Minister Tamar Gabunia, Report informs. According to her, the investigations are underway into five suspected infections. She said the incidence rate of the Indian strain in the country ranges from 10% to 20%: “There is a risk… Continue reading Georgia reports more than 50 cases of Indian COVID-19 variant
Indian strain of coronavirus detected in Belarus
[ad_1] For the first time, an Indian strain of the coronavirus was detected in Minsk. This version has not yet been found in other regions of the country, Report mentions, referring to RIA Novosti. “In Minsk, as a result of the analysis of samples taken from persons infected with COVID-19, a mutation corresponding to the… Continue reading Indian strain of coronavirus detected in Belarus
Indian strain detected in 89.3% of those in Moscow who contracted COVID-19
[ad_1] Almost 90% of those infected with COVID in Moscow fell ill with the new Indian strain of coronavirus. In order to resist it, a person must have twice as many antibodies as to the Wuhan virus, said Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin in an interview with Channel One, Report informs citing RIA Novosti. “According to… Continue reading Indian strain detected in 89.3% of those in Moscow who contracted COVID-19
WHO: Indian strain COVID-19 becomes dominant worldwide
[ad_1] The “Delta” variant of the coronavirus, first discovered in India, is becoming dominant worldwide, WHO Chief Researcher Soumya Swaminathan told a briefing, Report informs, citing TASS. “This option is becoming dominant around the world because of its easier human-to-human transmission,” she said. Earlier it was reported that 89.3% of COVID-19 patients in Moscow had… Continue reading WHO: Indian strain COVID-19 becomes dominant worldwide
Famous Indian actor passes away
[ad_1] Famous Indian actor and public figure Chandrashekhar died in Mumbai at the age of 98, Report mentions, referring to RIA Novosti. According to his relatives, his death was caused by an age-related illness. Chandrashekhar was born on June 22, 1922, in India. The peak of his acting career was in 1950-1960. Veteran actor #Chandrashekhar… Continue reading Famous Indian actor passes away
Georgia records 18 cases of Indian coronavirus strain
[ad_1] Georgia has confirmed 18 cases of infection with the Indian coronavirus strain, Report‘s local bureau informs, citing Paata Imnadze, deputy chief of the Georgian National Center for Disease Control and Public Health (NCDC). He noted that the dangerous type of the virus was mainly detected in Georgian citizens who returned from other countries. [ad_2]… Continue reading Georgia records 18 cases of Indian coronavirus strain
Indian strain 2-3 times reduces immune response in vaccinated
[ad_1] The Indian strain of coronavirus 2-3 times reduces the immune response in those vaccinated against the virus and those who have recovered from the disease, said Denis Logunov, deputy director of Russia’s Gamaleya National Center of Epidemiology and Microbiology, Report informs referring to TASS. “The Indian strain is quite important today. It has two… Continue reading Indian strain 2-3 times reduces immune response in vaccinated