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<ul><li>Social media app <keyword id="9520177" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="elyments">Elyments</keyword> has stopped working a day after it was launched by Indian Vice President.</li><li>The app has been developed by over 1,000 IT professionals from across the country.</li><li>It allows users to make new friends, chat, make audio and video calls and more.</li></ul>The Elyments app crossed over 100,000 downloads on the Play Store within the first 24 hours of its <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/news/india-vice-president-launches-a-social-media-super-app-elyments-which-will-take-on-facebook-instagram-and-whatsapp/articleshow/76796178.cms">launch</a> by the Indian Vice President Venkaiah Naidu. Dubbed as India’s first social media super app that will offer all features that are available on Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram. However, soon after the launch, several users have reported that the app is not working from several hours. During the sign-up procedure, the user is required to verify their mobile number by entering a 4-digit OTP. However, even after several attempts, the app does not send an OTP to the user. <div type="image" title="Elyments" msid="76807802" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Elyments&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> We tried to register on the Elyments app using four different numbers but did not receive the OTP on any number. We have reached out to the company for an update and are awaiting their response. Several users have taken to social media platforms such as Twitter to talk about not being able to sign up for the app. Queries sent to the spokesperson remain unanswered at the time of publication. <div type="twitter" handle="prashis_twit" handlename="Prashis U" image="http://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/649944373975773184/sHYFbNmr_normal.jpg" favoritecount="0" retweetcount="0" status="Waiting for OTP but not receiving any.#Elyments #elymentsapp #ElymentsSuperApp https://t.co/dAukI3eJHO" createdat="1594009693000" id="1279995546027954176"></div> <div type="twitter" handle="SPK_2908" handlename="Srikar Prasad K." image="http://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/1242474996691132416/EMjbpqD0_normal.jpg" favoritecount="2" retweetcount="0" status="@ElymentsApp I m not getting my OTP.. trying since yesterday.. plz help me out...And if any OTP I get it shows inv… https://t.co/YqdVTQtchL" createdat="1594008740000" id="1279991546998214658"></div> What is Elyments? Elyments is a social media app that has been built in India keeping in mind user’s privacy as one of the primary objectives. It supports 10 languages and allows users to chat with their friends, make audio and video calls, meet new people, get alerts and more. The app has reportedly been built by over a thousand IT professionals from across the country. Why this fanfare around Elyments? The app has been launched at a time when India is engaged in a border dispute with China and has banned <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/india/news/tiktok-shareit-uc-browser-club-factory-among-59-chinese-apps-banned-by-the-indian-government/articleshow/76694483.cms">59 apps</a>, including TikTok. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been advocating for an ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’ and urged innovators and entrepreneurs to build for India. “India is an IT powerhouse and we have some of the world’s best-known names in this field. With such a huge pool of talented professionals, I feel there should be many more such innovations coming out in future,” said Vice President Venkaiah Naidu while launching the app. SEE ALSO: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/news/india-vice-president-launches-a-social-media-super-app-elyments-which-will-take-on-facebook-instagram-and-whatsapp/articleshow/76796178.cms">India’s Vice President launches a social media super app Elyments, which will take on Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/apps/news/reliance-jio-launches-jiomeet-app-to-take-on-zoom/articleshow/76762100.cms">Reliance Jio launches JioMeet app to take on Zoom</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/apps/news/chinese-app-tiktok-alternative-in-indian-market-like-chingari-triller-sharechat-roposo-mitron/articleshow/76725779.cms">Top TikTok alternatives to make and share your videos</a>

Elyments OTP verification fails⁠ disappointing new users wanting to get on board a day after its high-decibel launch

<ul class="summary-list"><li>The Milk <keyword id="870495" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="cleanse">Cleanse</keyword> is an eight-day regimen of milk and herbs marketed as a way to balance <keyword id="6354750" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="100" keywordseo="health">health</keyword>. </li><li>Advocates say it can help remove toxins, boost energy, and relieve symptoms like brain fog. </li><li>A gastroenterologist told Insider the cleanse is likely to make you poop more.</li></ul>The latest version of a trendy milk and herbal supplement cleanse claims to fight fatigue, beat brain fog, and maybe even support weight loss.Launched by Jody Levy, the entrepreneur behind the <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/beyonce-invests-in-watermelon-juice-2016-5">Watermelon Juice drink</a> beloved by Beyoncé, the newest Milk Cleanse was first sold last summer through Levy's brand, Lab Elymental.But the trend initially caught on (and was quickly <a href="https://drjengunter.com/2017/03/15/gwyneth-paltrows-goat-milk-therapy-for-parasites-is-stupid-and-dangerous/">debunked)</a> in 2017. There's no evidence to support any of the supposed benefits of the milk cleanse or similar regimens, according to Dr. Kyle Staller, gastroenterologist at Massachusetts General Hospital."It's likely a lot more hype than anything else," Staller told Insider. "There's no evidence that any of these types of diets have benefits."<h2>How The Milk Cleanse works</h2>The first eight days of the cleanse involves drinking at least one six-ounce glass of milk every two hours while you're awake, and as much milk as you need to stave off hunger. It also includes supplement blends of herbs like slippery elm, cranberry, and senna. No other food or drink is permitted, according to the website, except for water and one daily cup of coffee. After eight days, you move on to the next phase of incorporating nutritious food and another supplement blend of slippery elm and pepsin, a digestive enzyme derived from pig stomachs. The cost of the cleanse is $275, not including the milk. Cleanse customers are instructed via the <a href="https://www.themilkcleanse.com/products/the-milk-cleanse?gclid=CjwKCAjw9aiIBhA1EiwAJ_GTSs1OkFsSV1krwFheEoDtyZ9KqG82FKSd-_U8CqDZ09pbSbgdJWD2ERoCj7oQAvD_BwE">website</a> to source their own milk, preferably the highest quality available. <h2>Advocates say The Milk Cleanse offers a digestive 'reset'</h2>To develop the product, Levy worked with naturopath doctor <a href="https://lightharmonics.com/about-us/">Linda Lancaster,</a> who had previously popularized a generic version of the cleanse with the likes of <a href="https://www.forbes.com/sites/kavinsenapathy/2017/01/10/goops-annual-detox-guide-says-you-need-a-raw-goat-milk-cleanse/?sh=396357f08db0">Gwyneth Paltrow</a> and <a href="https://www.beautycrew.com.au/miranda-kerr-goat-s-milk-cleanse">Miranda Kerr</a>. Celebrities have in the past touted 'The Milk Cleanse" as "detoxing" and claimed it helped expel <a href="https://goop.com/wellness/detox/you-probably-have-a-parasite-heres-what-to-do-about-it/">toxins and parasites.</a>Popularized by<a href="https://lightharmonics.com/about-us/"> Lancaster</a>, the trend is based on a practice from <a href="https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/wellness-and-prevention/ayurveda">Ayurveda</a>, a naturalistic system of medicine with historic roots in India. In that tradition, milk is believed to have magnetic properties to draw out toxins and parasites, as well as nourish the body.Levy told Insider that the cleanse helped her relieve chronic symptoms that other doctors had been unable to solve, and she marketed it to share the benefits with others. She said that she's careful not to make any medical statements about the cleanse, and sticks to anecdotes about its benefits when marketing the product. "Everybody's wellness is different. The cleanse is one tool," she said. "We have positive stories about people's experience with the cleanse, and people in our community have been doing it for years."<h2>Ingredients in The Milk Cleanse are more likely to have a laxative effect on the body, according to a doctor</h2>Staller said the herb blends in The Milk Cleanse can help you poop. Ingredients, like senna and slippery elm, are well-documented laxatives that are cheap and widely available over the counter. "If you want to have a bowel movement, they can be very effective, but you can do so just as easily by buying these at a local drug store," Staller said. The cleanse itself isn't risky for otherwise healthy people, but overuse of laxatives can cause dehydration or electrolyte imbalance, and any cleanse can be a potential trigger for disordered eating, he said.It's also unlikely to be a quick fix for fatigue, brain fog, digestive distress, or overweight, Staller said, primarily because those vague, broadly defined symptoms are related to lifestyle, and most of us experience them sometimes. "These are all symptoms of being participants in a highly stressful society. That doesn't mean you have a parasite or anything else," he said.

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<ul><li><keyword id="9349622" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="the-us-department-of-homeland-security">The US Department of Homeland Security</keyword> is planning to introduce temporary modifications to F-1 &amp; <keyword id="9535479" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="m-1-nonimmigrant-visas">M-1 nonimmigrant visas</keyword>. </li><li>The development will allow universities and institutions to provide a blended learning experience — both in-person and online — so as to meet the requirements for <keyword id="9535478" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="nonimmigrant-student-status">nonimmigrant student status</keyword>. </li><li>This will let the foreign students continue their education in the United States, ANI reported. </li><li>The international students can apply for two types of student visas to study in the US — M-1 nonimmigrant visa and <keyword id="9535480" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="f-1-nonimmigrant-visa">F-1 nonimmigrant visa</keyword>.</li></ul>In a bid to provide flexibility to non-immigrant students, the US Department of Homeland Security is planning to introduce temporary modifications to F-1 &amp; M-1 nonimmigrant visas — which are granted to foreign students pursuing academic or vocational studies in the US — for this <keyword id="1601040" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Fall-semester">fall semester</keyword>. The development will allow universities and institutions to provide a blended learning experience — both in-person and online — so as to meet the requirements for nonimmigrant student status. This will let the foreign students continue their education in the United States, ANI <a href="https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1280677472158150656?s=20">reported</a>. However, students will still be required to have a visa and may face travel or other visa restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic. In a recent tweet, US President <keyword id="6354484" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Donald-Trump">Donald Trump</keyword> said that schools must open in the fall. The government added that social distancing measures should be strictly enforced across the operating campuses in the country. This comes on the backdrop of the latest amendments introduced by the US government for students as campuses shift to a remote learning model. On July 7, The Trump administration announced that the international college students who are taking classes online will not be permitted to stay in the US on a student visa. "Nonimmigrant students within the United States are not permitted to take a full course of study through online classes. If students find themselves in this situation, they must leave the country or take alternative steps to maintain their nonimmigrant status such as a reduced course load or appropriate medical leave,” the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement earlier <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/international/news/ice-says-international-students-taking-online-courses-have-to-transfer-or-leave-the-us-as-dozens-of-schools-shift-to-remote-learning-in-response-to-covid-19/articleshow/76824683.cms">said</a>. The international students can apply for two types of student visas to study in the US — <a href="https://www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/642-f-1-and-m-1-nonimmigrant-students">M-1 nonimmigrant visa and F-1 nonimmigrant visa</a>. The M-1 nonimmigrant visa is extended to those applying vocational or non-academic studies. While the M-1 nonimmigrant visa is granted to students pursuing language courses or other academic training in the country. In the meantime, the Trump administration is also cracking down on the work visas granted to the international employees working in the US — calling them a ‘threat’ to American jobs. This was after the unemployment rate in the US surged to a new high. See also: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/apps/news/elyments-dips-to-3-5-stars-on-google-play-store-heres-what-analysts-believe-indias-new-social-network-needs-in-order-to-be-successful/articleshow/76845819.cms">Elyments dips to 3.5 stars on Google Play Store — Here's what analysts believe India's new social network needs in order to be successful</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/india/news/covid-19-airborne-transmission-cant-be-ruled-out-says-who/articleshow/76845663.cms">Covid-19: Airborne transmission can't be ruled out, says WHO</a>

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<ul><li>With Reels, users can post 15 second videos along with audio, effects and new creative tools. </li><li>A third of posts on Instagram in India are videos and short-form videos are 45%, which pushed the launch for Reels.</li><li>India is the fourth country to start testing Reels after Brazil, France and Germany. </li></ul><keyword id="6354576" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="facebook">Facebook</keyword> has finally officially announced the launch of <keyword id="8322765" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="instagram-reels">Instagram Reels</keyword> in India – the social media giant’s alternative for TikTok. In a conference call with reporters in India today, Facebook said that Instagram Reels continues to be under testing in India and will soon be rolled out to all users. Business Insider India had earlier <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/news/instagram-reels-is-being-quietly-tested-in-india-just-days-after-the-tiktok-ban/articleshow/76768337.cms">reported</a> about Instagram Reels being quietly tested in India. With Reels, users can post 15 second videos along with audio, effects and new creative tools. Once they have created a video, users can choose to either share it with their followers only, but the default setting would be to share it on the public ‘Explore’ section. During the call, Ajit Mohan, VP, Facebook India said that this was a feedback received from users who have been testing Reels – that they would want their videos to reach out to an audience beyond their own followers. So, the ‘Explore’ section works much like TikTok’s ‘For You’ section, where users can scroll through the videos. <keyword id="7319188" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="TikTok-ban">TikTok ban</keyword> and its impact on the launch of Reels India is the fourth country to start testing Reels after Brazil, France and Germany. And the product which is eerily similar to TikTok, has begun testing here just days after the ban on Chinese apps in India, including TikTok. Mohan said that a third of posts on Instagram in India are videos and short-form videos are 45%, which pushed the launch for Reels. However, he said that the launch of Reels had nothing to do with the recent ban of TikTok in India. “This has been in the making for a while. We have seen interest in short form videos for a while now. Fairly intense growth of Instagram in India over the last few years including the last few months in the context of the virus. We are also cognizant of the fact that this is a country with a very vibrant diverse cultural context with a very young population who is looking for new creative tools and formats to express themselves. Facebook has been particularly focussing in India,” he said during the call. The ban on TikTok had also seen many other apps like Chingari, Roposo, Mitron, Bolo Indya, Trell see thousands of users flock to their platform. But Facebook isn’t worried about competition. “We expect the competitive intensity will remain in India. The tech space in India has been characterized by competition – this will continue especially in a thriving enterprising country like India and we welcome that. Our focus will continue to be what we have been doing at Instagram and shape the future of entertainment. This is the beginning of the foundation where we really have the opportunity to light up an entirely new generation of creators in India,” said Mohan. However, TikTok in India had also seen a lot of backlash for communally sensitive content, questioning the safety of content on the platform. “One of the investment areas for Facebook as a company is in safety and integrity. We have invested billions of dollars over the years to ensure these systems are state of the art. The advantage is that all these existing systems will be used by Reels from day one. This is an ever evolving space, tech content in videos is improving with machine learning and artificial intelligence,” said Vishal Shah, Vice President of product, Facebook. SEE ALSO: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/news/tiktok-app-pro-scam-what-is-it-and-how-to-protect-yourself-from-it/articleshow/76849148.cms">TikTok Pro scam – What is it and how to protect yourself from it</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/apps/news/elyments-dips-to-3-5-stars-on-google-play-store-heres-what-analysts-believe-indias-new-social-network-needs-in-order-to-be-successful/articleshow/76845819.cms">Elyments dips to 3.5 stars on Google Play Store — Here's what analysts believe India's new social network needs in order to be successful</a>

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<ul><li>According to the bill, Indians should not exceed 15 per cent of <keyword id="6387116" type="LOCATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="kuwait">Kuwait</keyword>'s population.</li><li> This could result in 800,000 Indians leaving Kuwait, as the Indian community constitutes the largest expat community in the country, totalling 1.45 million, the Gulf News reported, citing a leading Kuwaiti newspaper.</li><li>The current population of Kuwait is 4.3 million, with Kuwaitis making up 1.3 million of the population, and expats accounting for 3 million. </li></ul> Some 8 lakh Indians could be forced to leave Kuwait after a parliamentary committee approved a <keyword id="9523020" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="draft-expat-quota-bill">draft expat quota bill</keyword> seeking to gradually slash the number of foreign workers in the <keyword id="1628609" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Gulf-country">Gulf country</keyword>, according to media reports. The National Assembly's legal and legislative committee has determined that the expat quota bill is constitutional. According to the bill, Indians should not exceed 15 per cent of Kuwait's population. This could result in 800,000 Indians leaving Kuwait, as the Indian community constitutes the largest expat community in the country, totalling 1.45 million, the Gulf News reported, citing a leading Kuwaiti newspaper. The current population of Kuwait is 4.3 million, with Kuwaitis making up 1.3 million of the population, and expats accounting for 3 million. Amid a slump in oil prices and the coronavirus pandemic, there has been a spike in anti-expat rhetoric as lawmakers and government officials call for reducing the number of foreigners in Kuwait. Last month, Kuwait's Prime Minister Sheikh Sabah Al Khalid Al Sabah proposed reducing the number of expats from 70 per cent to 30 per cent of the population, the report said. Assembly Speaker Marzouq Al-Ghanem told Kuwait TV that he and a group of lawmakers will submit to the Assembly a comprehensive draft law calling for a gradual reduction of expats in Kuwait. Kuwait has a real problem in its population structure, in which 70 per cent are expats, the Speaker said, adding that what is more serious is that 1.3 million of the 3.35 million expats "are either illiterate or can merely read and write", the people Kuwait does not really need, <keyword id="9525642" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="the-kuwait-times">the Kuwait Times</keyword> reported. "I understand that we recruit doctors and skilled manpower and not unskilled laborers. This is an indication that there is a distortion. Visa traders have contributed in increasing this figure," Ghanem said. The Speaker said the draft law they intend to file will propose to impose a cap on the number of expats, whose numbers must decrease gradually by stating that this year expats will be 70 per cent, next year 65 per cent and so on, the report said. The expat quota bill will now be referred to the concerned committee for consideration. It states that the Indian expatriate community should not exceed 15 per cent of the national population, which means around 800,000 of them might be required to leave Kuwait, <keyword id="9525643" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="the-arab-news">the Arab News</keyword> reported. According to the Indian embassy in Kuwait, there are about 28,000 Indians working for <keyword id="9525644" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="the-kuwaiti-government">the Kuwaiti Government</keyword> in various jobs like nurses, engineers in national oil companies and a few as scientists. The majority of Indians (5.23 Lakh) are deployed in private sectors. In addition, there are about 1.16 lakh dependents. Out of these, there are about 60,000 Indian students studying in 23 Indian schools in the country. The bill will now be transferred to the respective committee so that a comprehensive plan is created. It proposes similar quotas for other nationalities. Kuwait is a top source of remittances for India. In 2018, India received nearly USD 4.8 billion from Kuwait as remittances. Foreigners have accounted for the majority of Kuwait's COVID-19 cases as the disease spread among migrant workers living in overcrowded housing. According to latest data from Johns Hopkins University, more than 49,000 cases of coronavirus have been reported in Kuwait. Globally, more than 5 lakh people have died and over 11 million have been infected by COVID-19. SEE ALSO: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/international/news/india-just-surpassed-russia-to-become-the-country-with-the-3rd-highest-number-of-coronavirus-infections/articleshow/76804658.cms">India just surpassed Russia to become the country with the 3rd-highest number of coronavirus infections</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/news/india-vice-president-launches-a-social-media-super-app-elyments-which-will-take-on-facebook-instagram-and-whatsapp/articleshow/76796178.cms">India’s Vice President launches a social media super app Elyments, which will take on Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/news/intel-will-speed-up-mukesh-ambanis-5g-run-power-him-with-ai-and-possibly-a-jio-laptop/articleshow/76780290.cms">Intel will speed up Mukesh Ambani’s 5G run, power him with AI and possibly a Jio laptop⁠— all in return for massive amount of data</a>

800,000 Indians may be forced to leave Kuwait after the Gulf country approves expat quota bill

<ul><li><keyword id="9525515" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Globe-Biotech">Globe Biotech</keyword> Limited has claimed to be the first company from Bangladesh to have a <keyword id="8904563" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="covid-19-vaccine">Covid-19 vaccine</keyword> under development. </li><li>It says it is aiming for a December 2020 availability of the vaccine in the market.</li><li>They received the result after conducting the preliminary trial on five rabbits from June 10 to June 28, says Dr Asif Mahmud, Assistant Manager and incharge of Research and Development, Globe Biotech Limited, in an exclusive interview to IANS.</li></ul> Claiming success in preliminary animal modelling trial of Covid-19 vaccine, Globe Biotech Limited has claimed to be the first company from Bangladesh to have a Covid-19 vaccine under development. It says it is aiming for a December 2020 availability of the vaccine in the market. They received the result after conducting the preliminary trial on five rabbits from June 10 to June 28, says Dr Asif Mahmud, Assistant Manager and incharge of Research and Development, Globe Biotech Limited, in an exclusive interview to IANS. Earlier, he led the team to claim success in preliminary trial for the vaccine in national capital Dhaka on Thursday afternoon. Excerpts from the interview of scientist Dr Asif Mahmud Q: Globe Biotech is a research company in Bangladesh. Is it a branch of any MNC in the world? A: No, in fact, Globe Biotech Limited is a Biological Drug Discovery Company in operation in Bangladesh since 2015. The project was started by our CEO Kankon Nag and COO Dr Nazneen Sultana. We have prepared 18 bio similar. We are also working on our own Nobel drug. After completing the animal trials of 6 bio similar, we have applied for Ethical Approval through our PRO at the Bangladesh Medical Research Council (BMRC) in Dhaka. We have that ability and experience to invent a vaccine against this pandemic. Under the supervision of our CEO and COO, after a Covid-19 patient was reported in Bangladesh on March 8, we shifted our focus to SARS-Cov2 and started 3 new projects. Number one -- we will do kit development; number two -- we will do vaccine development for the country; and in the last -- the biological molecule development. Q: Is the research by Globe Biotech independent? Or is your research done under the supervision of any other country? A: Globe Biotech is researching independently. Under the supervision of our CEO and COO, both of whom supervised the team from Canada. They are experienced in this matter. Dr Kankon was directly involved in the HIV vaccine project. He is using that experience here. We are conducting research under their direct supervision. A 12-member scientific group started research on March 18 under the leadership of both. We have taken some 76 genome sequences under consideration, wherein we found that a sequence (numbered 614) has a mutation point that they have used for amino acid bonding. Q: Which method did you follow for the research you are undertaking? And how do you make sure it will work to protect people from Covid-19? A: We went for the SPR method for the tests. Surface plasmon resonance (SPR) is a phenomenon where electrons in the metal surface layer are excited by photons of incident light with a certain angle of incidence, and then propagated parallel to the metal surface. It is an optical technique utilised for detecting molecular interactions. Actually, we have set a vaccine target. We have analysed the sequences from all the databases we have worldwide, including the sequences in Bangladesh. We set the target by our analysis. We have modified that target according to our needs. We have set multiple targets. We have placed multiple delivery systems in consideration. By applying the delivery system we have done an animal trial on rabbits. By this we have got a very good antibody titer. And those antibodies have shown strong binding affinity with our antigen. We have additional candidates, some of which we have presented to the press. But the company is yet to apply for a patent or any publication; and before the patent is ensured it would not disclose the data received from the trial. We have said that we need to convert the data from the preliminary animal trial into a regulated animal trial. That we will do within the next 6 to 8 weeks. Then we will apply for Ethical Approval. Q: This 6 to 8 weeks period, to get proof of animal trial? Or, for trial on humans? A: No, we have already got proof of antibody generation in the preliminary animal trial. Now, it needs to be converted to a regulated animal trial. Because, for human trial, we have to submit it to the regulatory body for Ethical Approval. Regulated trials will require some further characterisation. Then, we will apply for human trials. Q: Did you inform about your research to the drug administration of the country? A: Not yet. There is no role of the regulatory body now. When we do a regulated animal trial, of course, we go to the regulatory body. Q: What are your expectations? When will the vaccine be released? A: We have already formulated the regulated animal trial guidelines and the tests would be concluded within four to six weeks. Thereafter, the company will seek Ethical Approval from the Bangladesh Medical Research Council (BMRC) in early September, when the data from the Regulated Animal Trial reaches us within 6 to 7 weeks. And then, we will apply for market authorisation to the regulatory authority in December within three months after completing the phases 1, 2 and 3. If everything goes smoothly, we expect to be able to bring our vaccine to the market by December. Q: If you get government support, do you think success for you can be faster or smoother? A: Obviously! This will be the first discovery of this vaccine in Bangladesh. The first task always comes with more obstacles and hindrances. We will remove the obstacles with the support of the government and will bring the vaccine to the market in due course. 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Bangladesh might have Covid-19 vaccine by December, says Globe Biotech scientist

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