Corona virus: this Pune company can play a big role in the vaccine, PM Modi is also keeping an eye

Pune. Coronavirus infection is not taking its name worldwide. So far, more than 52 lakh people have come under the grip of this dangerous virus. While 3 lakh 37 thousand people have died so far. But so far, the treatment of corona has not been discovered in any corner of the world. Work is currently underway on more than a hundred vaccines, out of which about 9 human trials are going on. But so far no one has received any concrete success. Meanwhile, the eyes of the world are resting on the Serum Institute of India, a Pune-based company making Vaccine. The company where more than half of the world's vaccines are prepared.

Oxford vaccine will be ready here

In this era of Corona virus, the stir in Serum Institute of India has increased a lot. If the Covid-19 Vaccine made by Oxford University is successful, then it will be produced here. These days this vaccine is being tested on humans. The company has partnered with Oxford University to produce it.

PM's look at the company

The Central Government is also keeping an eye on the Serum Institute of India. The staff here is working day and night. Everyday messages are sent to WhatsApp on behalf of the government. The government wants to know if they are having trouble in functioning. According to Umesh Shaligram, head of the company's research development, these messages are usually sent on behalf of PM Modi's Scientist Advisor Vijayaraghavan. Shaligram said, 'Please tell them for any delay. There is no delay in getting clearance for any work. The work that used to take 4-6 months to get the green signal from the government is now being done in a couple of days. Many times the approval is available on Sunday night.

Most vaccines are prepared here

According to Adar Poonawala, CEO of Serum Institute India, 60-70 percent of the world's vaccine is produced here. About 1.5 billion vaccine doses are made here every year. The institute, which is spread over about one hundred acres, is also seen quite moving during lockdown. Poonawala says that along with the vaccine, medicine is also needed to fight the corona. Many times it is seen that the vaccine does not work completely on a patient.