KIOCL Ltd achieves 97.2% vaccination at Mangaluru unit
The Hindu
KIOCL Ltd., a Union government undertaking, has recorded 97.2% vaccination against COVID-19 at its Mangaluru unit, the company said on Saturday.Of the 2,750 targeted members, 2,673 members were fully
KIOCL Ltd., a Union government undertaking, has recorded 97.2% vaccination against COVID-19 at its Mangaluru unit, the company said on Saturday. Of the 2,750 targeted members, 2,673 members were fully vaccinated with two doses of the vaccine by September 4. The members included the company employees and their dependents, the Central Industrial Security Force staff and their dependents, apprentices/trainees, and the contract workers of the company. The company had been conducting the vaccination camps at its pellet plant and its township, S. Murugesh, Senior Manager, HR and Administration, of the company said in a release.
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