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2nd phase of COVID vaccine drive begins in Surat

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2nd phase of COVID vaccine drive begins in Surat

2nd phase of COVID vaccine drive begins in Surat

The second phase of COVID-19 vaccination drive conducted at a centre in Surat.

In this phase, frontline workers including police personnel got vaccinated.

COVID-19 vaccination drive rolled out on Jan 16 across the country.


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