1,160 administered dose

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Updated At : 12:45 PM Mar 04, 2021 IST

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1,160 administered dose

n Out of 1,160 persons vaccinated on Wednesday, 540 are senior citizens and 35 above 45 years with comorbiditiesn On Tuesday, 143 senior citizens got vaccinatedn A total of 174 healthworkers and 411 frontline workers were given the dose n Of the 72 private hospitals in the city – only seven have come up with vaccination centres so farn Vaccination centres are also operational at nine government sites

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