Telangana to vaccinate students going abroad from June 5
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New Delhi: Health worker inoculates people with a dose of the Covishield vaccine against the Covid-19 coronavirus, at a drive-through vaccination centre in New Delhi on Sunday 30 May 2021. (Photo: Qamar Sibtain/ IANS). Image Source: IANS News
Hyderabad, June 2 : The Telangana government will roll out Covid-19 vaccination from June 5 for students going abroad for higher education.
A separate facility for vaccination of students going abroad for higher education is proposed to be launched in the Institute of Preventive Medicine (IPM), Narayanguda, Hyderabad.
An online slot booking system for the convenience of these students is being developed and will be rolled out on June 4. Link for this facility will be made available at https://www.health.telangana.gov.in Vaccination will commence and slots will be available from June 5.
As resolved by the Cabinet on Sunday, the government proposed to open a separate facility for vaccination of students going abroad for higher education at the Institute of Preventive Medicine (IPM) at
A separate facility for vaccination of students going abroad for higher education is proposed to be launched in the Institute of Preventive Medicine (IPM), Narayanguda, Hyderabad.
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Hyderabad: As many as 43 MBBS students of Osmania Medical College hostel, Koti, suffered from food poisoning and were rushed to Gandhi hospital for treatment on Monday night.
The students consumed food provided by a private caterer on the campus. As of now, the condition of the 43 students is stable and are expected to be discharged by Tuesday night.
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