Free Covid Booster Shots At Delhi Government Hospitals Soon
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Covid Vaccination In Delhi: The move comes as Delhi witnesses an uptick in coronavirus cases and a rise in positivity rate.
The Delhi government Friday said precaution doses of coronavirus vaccines will soon be provided free of cost to people at its hospitals.
The move comes as the national capital witnesses an uptick in coronavirus cases and a rise in positivity rate.
India rolled out precaution dose of COVID-19 vaccines for all people aged above 18 years at private centres on Sunday. Those who have completed nine months after the second shot are eligible for it.
Both Covishield and Covaxin doses now cost Rs 225, and private vaccination centres can charge up to a maximum of Rs 150 per shot as service fee over and above this cost. In a statement on Friday, the Delhi government said precaution doses will soon be provided free of cost to people in government hospitals by the city government.
