RDIF proposes Sputnik Light as booster shot in India

By Around Odisha Bureau on December 7, 2021

New Delhi, 7/12: The talks on production of Russia’s anti-SARS-CoV-2 vaccine Sputnik Light in India are in advanced stage and the single shot jab is being proposed to be administered as a booster for people already inoculated with two doses of Covishield.

The talks on Sputnik Light are nearing completion,” Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told journalists in New Delhi. He was asked about talks on producing the single shot version of Russian Sputnik V anti-Covid-19 jab in India.

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