Crowds throng medical college to buy Remdesivir
The Hindu
TIRUNELVELIThe Tirunelveli Medical College witnessed huge crowd on Monday as the kin of COVID-19 patients undergoing treatment in various hospitals came there to buy Remdesivir, the medicine to treat
TIRUNELVELI The Tirunelveli Medical College witnessed huge crowd on Monday as the kin of COVID-19 patients undergoing treatment in various hospitals came there to buy Remdesivir, the medicine to treat the deadly viral infection. Though the sale of Remdesivir — 6 doses per patient at ₹ 9,408 — started on Saturday last, only 156 doses were sold on the first day against the daily quota of 300 doses. Hence, the remaining 144 doses were added to the quota for Monday and the doses were sold on the second day of the sale as Sunday being the holiday.
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