Assam to get 1.5 lakh COVID-19 vaccines, to start symbolic inoculation from Wednesday
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The Assam government has revised restriction and imposed total restrictions on movement of persons at public places from 6 PM to 5 AM from Wednesday onwards. Earlier it was from 8 pm.
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Assam finance minister, Himanta Biswa Sarma said Assam will get 1.5 lakh COVID-19 vaccines and the state will symbolically start inoculation for 18 years and 44 years’ category from Wednesdays onwards .
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