Vaccine to 7 lakh people in Chamarajanagar by August-end
The Hindu
The district administration draws up a plan to intensify immunisation of the identified population amidst the continuing fight against the second wave of pandemic
The Chamarajanagar district administration has prepared a strategy for vaccinating about seven lakh eligible population by August-end amidst the continuing fight against the pandemic. As many as 60 primary health centres (PHCs) in Chamarajanagar, Kollegal, Hanur, Gundlupet and Yelandur taluks; community health centers (CHCs) in Santhemarahalli, Kabballi and Begur; and taluk hospitals in Chamarajanagar, Kollegal, Hanur, Gundlupet and Yelandur have been tasked to meet the target for shielding the populations from the virus. Details had been worked out on immunising the remaining eligible persons taking data from hospitals and PHCs on the number of people who had received first and second doses and those who had been administered only the first dose so far.
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