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No central data on anti-rabies vaccine use or deaths

The question asked about the shortage of anti-rabies vaccine and the government's measures, addressed to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.

Adv. Adoor Prakash (asked), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (answered)

  • Health is a State subject; primary responsibility for ARV/RIG procurement rests with State/UT Governments
  • No nationwide shortage reported; temporary local shortages may occur due to demand, procurement delays, or supply chain issues
  • Government reviews NRCP through periodic meetings with States/UTs
  • Advisories issued to maintain ARV/RIG supply through NFDI funds
  • Support under NRCP includes procurement of ARV/RIG, establishment of Anti-Rabies Clinics, strengthening diagnostic labs, training, surveillance
  • NRCP measures include NAPRE-2030, 14 rabies diagnostic labs strengthened, 284 Model Anti-Rabies Clinics established
  • 1.66 lakh healthcare professionals trained
  • Rabies Helpline (15400) launched in 5 states
  • 7 states developed SAPRE
  • Rabies-Free City Initiative in 15 cities

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Parliamentary Q&A 24.07.2026
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Document details
Official titleShortage of Anti-Rabies Vaccine
Source bodyParliament of India — Questions & Answers (Lok Sabha, starred)
Reference numberLS Q82 (Session 8)
Statusclosed (question)
Year24.0
Closing date
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