89 Covid vaccination sites identified in Delhi: Health Minister
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In the first phase, only health workers will be vaccinated
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A day after it was announced the vaccination drive in India will kick-off on January January 16, Delhi Health Minister Satyendra Jain said as many as 89 sites have been finalised for the first phase of Covid-19 vaccination drive in the national capital. The Delhi government has identified 36 government and 53 private hospitals for vaccination drive from January 16, Satyendra Jain said.
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A day before chief ministers' interaction with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, several states on Sunday said they have made all necessary preparations for the first phase of nationwide roll-out of Covid-19 vaccine from January 16.
India News: NEW DELHI: Ahead of the nationwide roll-out of Covid-19 vaccine from January 16, several states on Sunday said they have made all necessary preparatio.
With COVID-19 vaccination set to begin 16 Jan, PM Modi says it s a landmark step
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Nearly 3 crore healthcare and frontline workers will be receiving the vaccine from next week
Over 6 lakh people have been trained so far as part of trainings at states, districts and block levels for COVID-19 vaccination drive in India
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India is all set to start one of the world s largest COVID-19 vaccination drives from next week. On 16th January, India takes a landmark step forward in fighting #COVID19. Starting that day, India’s nation-wide vaccination drive begins Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrote on social media platform Twitter.
The Covid vaccine dry run in progress at Kanwatia Hospital in Jaipur
JAIPUR: The second dry run of vaccination for coronavirus was successfully organised at the 102 vaccine centres across the state on Friday. At least 2,500 volunteers participated in the dry run, in which health workers informed the volunteers about various guidelines on the symptoms.
At the Kanwatia Hospital here, a team of five doctors and 10 nursing staff completed the process of vaccinating 25 volunteers in the dry run, where volunteers were supposed to get themselves registered through the mobile app and later, they were sent for thermal screening. “After vaccination for the dry run, they were taken to an isolation room where they were given various guidelines on symptoms which can affect them. The exercise was successful,” said Dr Narottam Sharma, chief medical and health officer (CMHO), Jaipur.