Supreme Court of India
In Re: Distribution of Essential Supplies and Services During Pandemic v..
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COVID-19 Pandemic: Suo Motu cognizance of various issues relating to COVID-19 – Unprecedented humanitarian crisis following outbreak of COVID-19 pandamic – Issues as regards distribution of essential supplies and services during pandemic – Issuance of directions, recommendations and questions to the Government as regards the medical infrastructure, national policy for admission to hospitals, oxygen allocation and availability, vaccines capacity and disbursal and vaccine pricing, potentiality of compulsory licensing for vaccines and essential drugs, supply of essential drugs, black marketing…
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