Indian companies expect to speed up the production of Covid-19 vaccine in June to deal with the lack of supply between the epidemic wave.

Spokesman Indian serum Institute, the world's largest vaccine manufacturer, said the company plans to ship 90 million doses of Astrazeneca vaccine in June, up to 40% compared to the current 65 million doses per month.

The information given in the context of the second most populous country in the world is still struggling to deal with the second Covid-19 outbreak, causing tens of thousands of people to die in just a month.

Indian people get vaccinated in New Delhi capital in late April. Photo: AFP.

Up to now only 12% of Indian populations are injected with the first vaccine, of which 3% have two doses.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has excitedly criticized for giving Vaccine Covid-19 to neighboring countries and many other countries earlier this year, the move was in an effort to strengthen India's influence abroad.

India is changing the vaccine approach, notifications to eliminate the prestigious foreign vaccine to import quickly and are negotiating with Pfizer to import as soon as possible, and discussed with Johnson

New Delhi Last month pledged to promote foreign vaccines, but resolutely maintain domestic tests for those vaccines, making discussions with Pfizer stalled.

India today recognizes the lowest increase in NCOV infection since April 11 with 152,734 cases in 24 hours, while an additional 3,128 people die for Covid-19.