In the first phase, the Government Hospital's vaccination centre will administer the vaccine to 2500 people. More than 500 people were vaccinated at the Government Hospital's centre, on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Coimbatore: Vaccination against Covid-19 is being administered round-the-clock at Valparai Government Hospital's vaccination centre, headed by the Chief Doctor Dr. Mahesh Anandi. Various places have been earmarked in Valparai for the vaccination drive against Covid-19 on Wednesday.
Tea plantation areas in Valparai such as Tata (300), BPTC (500), Periya Karumalai Vellamalai Estate (200), Karumalai Estate (100), Nadumalai Estate (150), Shakthi / Thalanar Estate (50), Valparai Government Primary Health Center (50), Assistant Primary Education Officer's Office (100) for teachers are the main vaccination centres.
A total of 1350 doses of Covishield vaccine are to be administered, today. The first and second doses of Covishield vaccine will be administered to people over 18 years of age who have been eagerly turning up at the centres. Those intending to be jabbed with the second dose of Covishield should have had a gap of 84 days, between the first dose and second dose.
In the first phase, the Government Hospital's vaccination centre will administer the vaccine to 2500 people. More than 500 people were vaccinated at the Government Hospital's centre, on Tuesday and Wednesday. Both doses of Covaxin and Covishield were administered to the public who turned up at the centres, according to their vaccination schedules.
Government Hospital Chief Nurse Lilly, Simi and Mani administered the vaccines.
Tea plantation areas in Valparai such as Tata (300), BPTC (500), Periya Karumalai Vellamalai Estate (200), Karumalai Estate (100), Nadumalai Estate (150), Shakthi / Thalanar Estate (50), Valparai Government Primary Health Center (50), Assistant Primary Education Officer's Office (100) for teachers are the main vaccination centres.
A total of 1350 doses of Covishield vaccine are to be administered, today. The first and second doses of Covishield vaccine will be administered to people over 18 years of age who have been eagerly turning up at the centres. Those intending to be jabbed with the second dose of Covishield should have had a gap of 84 days, between the first dose and second dose.
In the first phase, the Government Hospital's vaccination centre will administer the vaccine to 2500 people. More than 500 people were vaccinated at the Government Hospital's centre, on Tuesday and Wednesday. Both doses of Covaxin and Covishield were administered to the public who turned up at the centres, according to their vaccination schedules.
Government Hospital Chief Nurse Lilly, Simi and Mani administered the vaccines.