Vaccine boost: Har Ghar Dastak Abhiyan launched in Hoshiarpur

Our Correspondent Hoshiarpur, December 30 To make Punjab completely Covid-free and save people from this dreaded disease, Punjab Government has started “Har Ghar Dastak Abhiyan” for vaccination. The respective IEC van was flagged off to various health centers of...

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Updated At : 02:18 PM Dec 31, 2021 IST

Our Correspondent

Hoshiarpur, December 30

To make Punjab completely Covid-free and save people from this dreaded disease, Punjab Government has started “Har Ghar Dastak Abhiyan” for vaccination. The respective IEC van was flagged off to various health centers of the district as per the route plan by Civil Surgeon Dr Parminder Kaur

Speaking on the occasion, Dr Parminder Kaur said the main objective of this campaign is to ensure timely implementation of the second dose of vaccine in the district so that the target of 100 per cent vaccination can be achieved at the earliest. She said those who have not yet taken the first dose of vaccine, must take it as it is very important to take both the doses to eliminate disease.

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