Russia seeks approval for export of Sputnik Light produced in India

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New Delhi, September 15

Russian envoy Nicholay Kudashev has urged the Indian Government to allow the export of single-dose Sputnik Light produced by Hetero Biopharma, one of the RDIF’s partners in the production of the jab, to his country till the vaccine gets emergency use authorisation from India’s drug regulator. — PTI

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