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In an affidavit to the Supreme Court; Centre defends differential pricing of COVID-19 vaccines
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May 10, 2021
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2:26Now PlayingThe government has told the Supreme Court that the differential pricing of coronavirus vaccines is intended to create an incentivised demand for private producers, resulting in market-driven low prices.
On May 10, the court will hear a case involving coronavirus control and the provision of necessities such as medical oxygen, medications, and vaccines. The Centre also stated that the price factor would have no effect on the ultimate beneficiary, i.e. the individual who is qualified to receive the vaccine, since all state governments have already announced their policy decision that each state will provide vaccine to its citizens at no cost.
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