Second batch of Sputnik V Vaccine reaches

60,000 doses of Russia’s C-19 vaccine Sputnik V landed at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport here, Dr Reddy’s Laboratories said.

“Pleased to share that the consignment that arrived today in Hyderabad contains 60,000 doses of the second dose component of the Sputnik V vaccine. Samples from the consignment will be sent for release to the Central Drugs Laboratory (CDL),” the company tweeted.

On May 14, Dr Reddy’s Laboratories soft-launched the Sputnik V vaccine which is priced at Rs 948, with five per cent GST per dose (retail price).

“Given the recent launch of the Russian vaccine in the Indian vaccination campaign, this second delivery has become very timely. The efficacy of the Sputnik V is well-known in the world,” Nikolay Kudashev Russian Ambassador to India tweeted.

The first consignment of 1.50 lakh doses of Sputnik V vaccine from the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) landed in India on May 1, and received regulatory clearance from the Central Drugs Laboratory.

Dr Reddy’s had earlier said these consignments will be used across different channels as a pilot to line up the supply chain for the larger vaccination programme rollout.

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