Delhi CM Kejriwal hails frontline workers as India achieves COVID-19 vaccination milestone
The Hindu
According to official sources, over 75% of India’s all eligible adult population has been administered at least the first dose and around 31% has received both the doses of the vaccine.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal congratulated the countrymen and saluted the frontline workers as in administering vaccine doses on Thursday, saying the pandemic will be defeated unitedly.
According to official sources, over 75% of India’s all eligible adult population has been administered at least the first dose and around 31% has received both the doses of the vaccine.
“Congratulations to all the countrymen on administration of 100 crore vaccine doses. Salute to the doctors, nurses and frontline workers who made this happen. We the countrymen have faced this illness. We will together defeat it for once and all,” Mr. Kejriwal said in a Hindi tweet.
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