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Nationwide Covid booster dose campaign began

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Sat Jun 4, 2022 12:03 PM Last update on: Sat Jun 4, 2022 04:33 PM
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A week-long special campaign for administering Covid-19 booster dose began today (June 4, 2022), aiming to inoculate over one crore people across the country.

"The campaign began at 9am on Saturday. It will continue till June 10," said Dr Shamsul Haque, director of the Corona Vaccination Campaign of the Health Services Division.

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The government has taken this initiative to cover over one crore people though nearly four crore citizens are waiting to get the booster dose, he said.

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According to the Health Services Division, the booster doses will be administered in 16,181 centres across the country. Of these, 623 are permanent centres while 15,558 are temporary ones.

As many as 45,535 health workers and volunteers have been roped in for the campaign, officials said. Adults who got their second dose some four months ago are eligible for the booster shot.

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