Madhya Pradesh Aims To Give Both Covid Vaccine Doses To All Eligible By December 31
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COVID-19 Vaccines Madhya Pradesh: "A special drive will be started from November 15 for the people who haven't received first or the second jabs so far in a bid to achieve the total vaccination target by December 31," Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said.
After administering seven crore COVID-19 vaccine doses, the Madhya Pradesh government has announced to launch a special inoculation drive from November 15 by holding vaccination and testing camps at public events to cover its entire eligible population by the end of this year.
The state government had earlier held mega vaccination drives in August and September.
The government also plans to make phone calls to those people, who have received their first vaccine dose, to remind them about getting the second jab.
"A special drive will be started from November 15 for the people who haven't received first or the second jabs so far in a bid to achieve the total vaccination target by December 31," Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said while addressing a meeting held to review the coronavirus situation in the state at his residence on Friday evening.
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