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The curious case of a 26-year-old doctor in Mumbai is baffling doctors. She tested Covid positive thrice in 13 months, twice after taking both doses of a vaccine.The doctor's family - father, mother and brother, who have co-morbidities - also tested positive, for the first time each, this month. They too have received both doses of a vaccine.
The entire family was hospitalised, and samples from the doctor and the brother are being analysed to establish the variant (or variants) that infected them and their family.
Also watch: 'Covid vaccine for children likely next month': health minister tells BJP MPs
Dr Shrushti Halari was on Covid duty at the Veer Savarkar Hospital in Mumbai's Mulund area, and first contracted the virus on June 17 last year. It was a mild infection at that point. She was administered with Covishield first on March 8 this year and the second on April 29. 
But a month later - on May 29 - Dr Halari tested positive for a second time, this time with mild symptoms that allowed for recovery at home. The virus then struck again - on July 11 Dr Halari tested positive again, and this time it was the entire family. All four members are being treated with Remdesivir.
Experts have pointed out that a Covid vaccine does not translate to immunity from the disease, and that even after both doses people can still get infected. The benefit of the vaccine, is that in case of breakthrough infections, the symptoms are milder, and rarely require hospitalisation.

Mumbai doctor tests Covid positive 3 times, twice after getting both vaccine doses

Mumbai doctor tests Covid positive 3 times, twice after getting both vaccine doses, doctors are baffled

Dr Shrushti Halari was on Covid duty at Mumbai's Veer Savarkar Hospital, and first contracted the virus on June 17 last year.

The curious case of a 26-year-old doctor in Mumbai is baffling doctors. She tested Covid positive thrice in 13 months, twice after taking both doses of a vaccine. The doctor's family - father, mother and brother, who have co-morbidities - also tested positive, for the first time each, this month. They too have received both doses of a vaccine.
The entire family was hospitalised, and samples from the doctor and the brother are being analysed to establish the variant (or variants) that infected them and their family.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-vaccine-for-children-likely-next-month-health-minister-tells-bjp-mps-1627378064694" target="_blank">'Covid vaccine for children likely next month': health minister tells BJP MPs</a>
Dr Shrushti Halari was on Covid duty at the Veer Savarkar Hospital in Mumbai's Mulund area, and first contracted the virus on June 17 last year. It was a mild infection at that point. She was administered with Covishield first on March 8 this year and the second on April 29. 
But a month later - on May 29 - Dr Halari tested positive for a second time, this time with mild symptoms that allowed for recovery at home. The virus then struck again - on July 11 Dr Halari tested positive again, and this time it was the entire family. All four members are being treated with Remdesivir.
Experts have pointed out that a Covid vaccine does not translate to immunity from the disease, and that even after both doses people can still get infected. The benefit of the vaccine, is that in case of breakthrough infections, the symptoms are milder, and rarely require hospitalisation.

As part of its Vaccine Maitri initiative, India sent 50,000 doses of coronavirus vaccines to the Caribbean nation.

Chris Gayle thanks PM Narendra Modi for Covid-19 vaccines

As part of its Vaccine Maitri initiative,&nbsp;India sent 50,000 doses of coronavirus vaccines to the Caribbean nation.

Chris Gayle thanks PM Modi for Covid-19 vaccines

Legendary West Indian cricketer Chris Gayle has thanked Prime Minister <a href="https://www.editorji.com/topic/narendra-modi-1527239294024" target="_blank" >Narendra&nbsp;Modi</a>&nbsp;for donating coronavirus vaccines to Jamaica.&nbsp;
The Jamaican batsman is the second player from his team after Andre Russell to thank India for sending 50,000 doses of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank" >coronavirus vaccines</a> to the Caribbean nation.

Days after Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav termed the anti-coronavirus vaccine to be rolled out in the country...

'Never questioned scientists': Akhilesh Yadav clarifies Corona vaccine remark

Days after Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav termed the anti-coronavirus vaccine to be rolled out in the country a "vaccine of the BJP", he clarified that he did not question the scientists, researchers, or experts. Akhilesh Yadav said on Monday that he had only questioned the preparedness of the governments at the Centre and the state in the Covid vaccination campaign and had not cast doubts on scientists, researchers, experts, or volunteers engaged in vaccine development. The ruling BJP had accused Yadav of "insulting" doctors and scientists of the country. He said he only wanted to ask BJP how long will it take them to give vaccine to the poor and whether it be free or not.

'Never questioned scientists': Akhilesh Yadav clarifies vaccine remark

Days after Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav termed the anti-coronavirus vaccine to be rolled out in the country a "vaccine of the BJP", he clarified that he did not question the scientists, researchers, or experts. <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/akhilesh-yadav-won-t-take-vaccine-can-t-trust-bjp-1609595433179" target="_blank" >Akhilesh Yadav</a> said on Monday that he had only questioned the preparedness of the governments at the Centre and the state in the Covid vaccination campaign and had not cast doubts on scientists, researchers, experts, or volunteers engaged in vaccine development. The ruling BJP had accused Yadav of "insulting" doctors and scientists of the country. He said he only wanted to ask BJP how long will it take them to give vaccine to the poor and whether it will be free or not.

Covid vaccine Guidelines: India's health authorities are looking to tap into polling booths and marriage halls as they draw up the plan to administer the Covid vaccine.

Coronavirus Vaccine Guidelines: Government looks at polling booths, marriage halls

India's health authorities are looking to tap into polling booths and marriage halls as they draw up the plan to administer the Covid vaccine, says report

Covid vaccine plan: Govt looks at polling booths, marriage halls

India's health authorities are looking to tap into polling booths and marriage halls as they draw up the plan to administer the Covid vaccine, the Hindustan Times has reported. The aim is to vaccinate 300 million Indians by the middle of the year. Private hospitals or nursing homes will also be tapped for inoculation, the report added. The government plans to tightly control the entire process &mdash; from storage and transport of the vaccine, to its administration.

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