Vaccination Of Foreign-Bound Students Starts In Karnataka Today

Cable operators and those working in milk cooperatives are the other two groups that have gained entry into the revised list issued by the National Health Mission.

People travelling abroad for education and employment have been included in the vaccine priority list in Karnataka, as many countries have made full inoculations against the coronavirus mandatory for entry. Cable operators and those working in milk cooperatives are the other two groups that have gained entry into the revised list issued by the National Health Mission. Dr Ashwath Narayan, Karnataka's Deputy Chief Minister, said the vaccination drive for students going to study in foreign universities and those who need to travel abroad for employment, will be launched today at the Bengaluru University Centre. Vaccine seekers from these groups will have to show valid visas, admission receipts and other relevant documents to the authorities for inoculations.