Kerala woman gets both doses 30 mins apart

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Updated At : 10:54 AM Sep 19, 2021 IST

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Thiruvananthapuram, Sept 18

An 84-year-old woman was administered two doses of Covid vaccine within a gap of 30 minutes. The incident was reported from a state-run hospital at Aluva.

Thandamma Pappu said: “When I came out of the vaccination room after the first dose, I realised I had forgotten my footwear. I went back in to collect it. An official came there and led me for vaccination without listening to me. No sooner than I sat on the chair, a woman came and gave me the second shot.” — IANS

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