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Delhi HC refuses to stay HPV vaccination drive, seeks Centre's reply in 4 weeks

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The Delhi High Court has declined to put a stay on the ongoing HPV immunisation campaign in the country. The court has directed central authorities to submit a response explaining the vaccine's rollout within four weeks. The bench stressed the importance of following proper protocols before administering vaccines to recipients. A Public Interest Litigation had raised concerns regarding the long-term safety of the HPV vaccine and issues around informed consent. The case is next scheduled to be heard on October 29.

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