Spread awareness regarding vaccination, Chandigarh DC asks RWAs

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Chandigarh, April 19

Deputy Commissioner Mandip Singh Brar today held a meeting with Federation of Sector Welfare Associations Chandigarh (FOSWAC) chairman Baljinder Singh and Chandigarh Residents’ Associations Welfare Federation (CRAWFED) chairman Hitesh Puri to seek their cooperation in checking the spread of Covid-19.

Due to a surge in Covid-19 cases, the Deputy Commissioner instructed the RWAs to spread awareness regarding vaccination among eligible persons. The Deputy Commissioner also directed the SDMs to strictly enforce the Covid-19 guidelines. The Additional Deputy Commissioner, SDMs and Director Public Relations from the UT Administration attended the meeting.

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