Healthcare, frontline workers will be vaccinated in 1st phase: Delhi Health Minister
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Healthcare, frontline workers will be vaccinated in 1st phase: Delhi Health Minister
Health Minister of Delhi, Satyendar Jain informed about plans to begin vaccination after DCGI granted approval to vaccines of Serum Institute of India and Bharat Biotech.
Jain said, "In the first phase, healthcare workers and frontline workers will be vaccinated." "There are around three lakh healthcare workers and six lakh frontline workers in Delhi who will be administered with the COVID-19 vaccine," he added.
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