69% of people vaccinated in Dindigul: Health Secretary
The Hindu
It is marginally ahead of the State average of 67%, he says
Appreciating the team effort of the staff from various departments and Collector S Visakan for their efforts in disseminating the merits of inoculating the COVID-19 vaccine, Principal Secretary (Health) to Government J. Radhakrishnan said that Dindigul district had 69 % of vaccination, which was 2 % above the State average of 67 % here on Monday.
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