Five months after Coimbatore woman’s death, Health Dept sends confirmation of second vaccine dose
The Hindu
Family members of a 67-year-old deceased woman were shocked to find that a complete vaccination certificate had been issued in her name, months after her death
Family members of a 67-year-old woman from Coimbatore who died about two weeks after receiving her first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine last year, were shocked when her registered mobile number received a message on January 29, stating that she had been successfully vaccinated with the second dose.
The family members checked the status on the CoWIN portal and were further shocked to find out that a complete vaccination certificate had been generated in the elderly woman's name.
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