Massive Fire Breaks Out At Serum Institute Of India's Plant In Pune, 8 Fire Tenders On Spot

Rindfleisch
Published on Jan 21, 2021
Massive fire has broken out at a plant of Serum Institute of India in Manjri area of Pune. As per initial information, eight fire tenders are on the spot. Oxford-AstraZeneca's Covishield vaccine against coronavirus is being manufactured by the Serum Institute in India. The production of Covishield was, however, not being carried out at the Manjri plant of Serum Institute of India, sources told India Today. Watch full bulletin.

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