TNNLudhiana: Seventeen Ludhiana businesses have placed orders for anti-Covid offenses worth Rs 30.92 lakh to their own employees. The inventory is expected to arrive within the upcoming few days, after which the government will organise vaccination camps in their premises.Deputy commissioner Varinder Kumar Sharma stated,”Seventeen businesses have, up to now, arranged vaccines of Rs 31 lakh from the producers, Serum Institute of India along with Bharat Biotech, including 7,190 employees throughout the government. Ganga Acro Wools Limited has reserved an order because of its 3,000 workers and paid Rs 12.90 lakh, Avon Cycle has paid Rs 2.15 lakh for offenses due to its 500 workers, RB Knit Exports has paid Rs 90,300 to 210 employees, Bhasin and Company paid Rs 21,500 to get 50 workers, Riddhi Processors Private Limited gave Rs 1.29 lakh for 300, Avon Ispat and Power Limited compensated Rs 1.17 lakh to get 274 employees, Eveline International compensated Rs 2.15 lakh to get 500 employees and Kudu Knit Procedure Private Limited compensated Rs 86,000 to get 200 workers” Globe Automobile Private Limited awarded Rs 98,470 to get 470 workers, Mehta Automotive compensated yearly 1.29 lakh to get 300 employees, Vikas Industrial Corporation compensated Rs 43,000 to get 100 employees, Youngman Woolen Mills compensated Rs 1.72 lakh for 820 workers, Eastman Industries handed out Rs 1.53 lakh to get 357 workers, Parmeshwari Licensed paid Rs 86,000 to get 200 and also Sehaj Solutions has created repayment of Rs 64,500 because of its 150 workers, he added. “The initiative has been taken by businesses in receiving their workforce at the first is significant. When figures arrive, the government will begin holding crews on the assumptions of these businesses,” he explained.