India’s vaccination programme primarily rests on the shoulders of Covishield and by August the numbers of Covaxin are expected to at least equal the monthly supplies of Covishield. Were that to happen, it would help with administering at least between five to six million doses a day and ought to prompt the Government to rethink its policy of a 12-16 week gap between Covishield doses to ensure that more people are fully vaccinated.
Based upon the above passage, which of the following is TRUE?
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At least five to six millions of vaccine doses are being administered daily to ensure that more and more people get inoculated.
2
In India's vaccination drive, Covishield is playing second fiddle to Covaxin.
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The government has changed its policy of a gap of 12-16 weeks between Covishield doses.
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If the supply of Covaxin at least equals to that of Covishield, it will be possible to inoculate five to six millions people a day.