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Addressing a press conference, Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan said all states and Union territories have been asked to schedule vaccination for all the healthcare workers listed on the CoWIN mobile application by March 1
Lucknow: Fire breaks out at King Georgeâs Medical University trauma centre, patients evacuated safely
Lucknow: Fire breaks out at King Georgeâs Medical University trauma centre, patients evacuated safely
The Fire, Suspected To Have Caused Due To A Short Circuit In The Air Conditioner, Broke Out On The Second Floor Of The Six-storied Building And Soon Spread To Other Floors Of The KGMU, Officials Said. PTI | Updated on: 15 Jul 2017, 11:39:03 PM
Lucknow:
A massive fire broke out in the Trauma Centre of the King George’s Medical University in Lucknow on Saturday evening, but no one was injured.
The fire, suspected to have caused due to a short circuit in the air conditioner, broke out on the second floor of the six-storied building and soon spread to other floors of the KGMU, officials said.
While there are 12 States/UTs that have achieved 60 per cent or more vaccination coverage of healthcare workers, the central government has advised them to improve the percentage coverage of vaccinated beneficiaries and directed that they must schedule all healthcare workers for vaccination at least once before February 20. States/ UTs were advised to ensure regular review meetings of the State, District and Block Task Force to assess the emerging challenges, understand the ground issues and promptly address them at the appropriate levels, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare said. Similarly, all frontline workers must be scheduled for vaccination at least once before March 6, 2021 and immediately thereafter organize mop-up rounds for them. The failure of potential beneficiaries to get vaccinated in the mop-up round would automatically push them to the age-appropriate vaccination category. The second dose of the vaccine is also scheduled to start from February 13, 2021 f
Centre urges states/UTs to exponentially increase pace of COVID-19 vaccination ANI | Updated: Feb 06, 2021 23:05 IST
New Delhi [India], February 6 (ANI): While there are 12 States/UTs that have achieved 60 per cent or more vaccination coverage of healthcare workers, the central government has advised them to improve the percentage coverage of vaccinated beneficiaries and directed that they must schedule all healthcare workers for vaccination at least once before February 20. States/ UTs were advised to ensure regular review meetings of the State, District and Block Task Force to assess the emerging challenges, understand the ground issues and promptly address them at the appropriate levels, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare said.