Reliance gets nod to start Covid vaccine trials ...Middle East

Reliance Life Sciences (RLS), part of India's largest conglomerate, is expected to start phase I clinical studies of its indigenous Covid-19 vaccine soon. The Subject Expert Committee (SEC), which advises the drug regulator on vaccines and new drugs, reviewed the company’s application and is learnt to have recommended it for approval on Thursday.

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