Briefly:Immunity booster tablets distributed

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Updated At : 01:01 PM May 20, 2020 IST

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Phagwara: Senior Citizen Care Centre, with the assistance of former Nagar Council president Malkiat Singh Ragbotra, and social activist Vishwamittra Sharma distributed homoeopathic immunity booster tablets Arsenic Album 30, among 200 families on the doorstep in several parts of the town on Tuesday. Earlier, Dr Seema Rajan, Dr Yogender Paul Sharma had distributed homoeopathic tablets to hundreds of residents to enhance their immunity to face the Covid-19. OC

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