69 pc turn up for Covid jabs in Una district

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Updated At : 12:14 PM Jan 19, 2021 IST

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Una, January 18

Only 69 per cent of the total frontline workers who were invited today to receive Covid vaccination at six locations in Una turned up during the second round of the vaccination. On January 16, during the first phase of the vaccination, 105 of the total 170 frontline workers who were called came to receive the shots.

Today, 48 frontline workers were called for Covid jabs at the District Hospital, Una, 91 at Thanakalan, 100 each at Marwadi and Daulatpur Chowk, 58 at Kungrat and 90 at Basdehra. — OC

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