Nearly 300 people vaccinated at a single site
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NGO collaborates with MCC for the purpose
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The people who were vaccinated at Gouri Shankar Nagar in Mysuru on Friday. | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT
NGO collaborates with MCC for the purpose
Nearly 300 persons were vaccinated at a single site in Gouri Shankar Nagar in the city following a collaboration of an NGO with the Mysuru City Corporation on Friday.
The initiative was facilitated by Centre for Rural Education, Development and Innovative Technologies of India (Credit i) which teamed up with the Maharani Women’s College for Arts.
M.P. Varsha, Managing Trustee and CEO of Credit i, said that such collaboration will continue and help bring more number of people in the qualifying age group to get vaccinated. There was reluctance among a section of the population and Credit i volunteers with local residents launched a campaign to dispel any fears. This enabled people from Gouri Shan
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