Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday kicked off the first phase of a mass COVID-19 vaccination campaign in the world's second-most populous country, using domestically produced and low-cost vaccines."Normally, it takes many years to make a vaccine, but in such a short span of time, not one, but two 'made-in-India' vaccines are ready," Modi said as he opened the drive via video conference.In what Modi called the world's largest vaccination program, officials aim to give 300 million people shots."Such a vaccination drive on such a massive scale has never been conducted in history,"…READ FULL ARTICLE
