Unvaccinated persons above 60 years prone to Omicron infection: Collector
The Hindu
Unvaccinated people above 60 years of age are more prone to get infected by Omicron variant of COVID-19 an,d hence, they should get their first dose of vaccine immediately, Virudhunagar Collector J. M
Unvaccinated people above 60 years of age are more prone to get infected by Omicron variant of COVID-19 an,d hence, they should get their first dose of vaccine immediately, Virudhunagar Collector J. Meghanath Reddy has said.
Those who have received the first jab and awaiting the second shot should immediately take it. Commercial establishments and shops should place hand sanitiser with dispenser outside their shops and customers should be let inside only after thermal screening. The management must ensure that all employees and customers compulsorily wear face masks, he said in a statement.
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