Narayana Health, GiveIndia launch free vaccination drive
The Hindu
Aim is to ensure free and faster access to vaccines for underprivileged citizens
Healthcare chain Narayana Health, in association with GiveIndia, launched a free COVID-19 vaccination drive here on Saturday. Beginning with inoculating 2,000 people in its first phase, it will be expanded to a wider population of migrant labourers, underprivileged and underserved sections of the society across the country, it was announced. In phase 1, the inoculation drive was hosted at Marhaba Palace, Govindapura, Masjid-E-Ateeq School, 1st Main Road Tank Garden in Someshwar Nagar and Government Primary Boys School, Attibele, covering beneficiaries above 18 years of age.
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