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Tata Motors introduces new range of refrigerated trucks to carry Covid-19 vaccine

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Tata Motors has announced a new range of refrigerated trucks for smooth movement of the countrywide Covid-19 vaccination drive.

The company claims that the new trucks come equipped with specialised transportation equipment. Tata Motors’ new trucks aim to provide end-to-end transportation of the vaccine.

These vaccine trucks and vans are available on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) portal for purchase.Tata Motors claims that the new range of vehicles have been designed and engineered as per the temperature, volume and weight requirements.

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