Vaccine camp for hotel employees in Mumbai
The Hindu
Industry body aims to put staff back to work at the earliest
Over 20,000 employees associated with hotel industry in Mumbai will be administered the Covid-19 vaccine through the Indian Hotel & Restaurant Association (AHAR), the apex body of the industry. The vaccination drive in association with SRCC Children’s Hospital kicked off on Friday. Commenting on the drive, Shivanand Shetty, President, AHAR said, “With no income for months, the employees had to endure a lot during this lockdown and this is to enable them to get back to work in a secure way. We are thankful to those who got vaccinated, for extending their full co-operation, and request those who are yet to take their vaccine to come forward and make this drive a grand success.” Mr Shetty said that the AHAR was grateful to SRCC for helping in this vaccination drive to ensure that employees are fully vaccinated and are back to work at the earliest.
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