Chandigarh: Ten people can form a group, seek approval from district immunization officers and they will be vaccinated against Covid-19 at home together, according to the UT health department plan.
“We relate to officials in Mohali who initiated this process.
They also will not go to all houses because they are not feasible,” said Dr.
Amandeep Kang, Director of Health Services, (DHS).
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He said, “We can do more than 15,000 doses per day.
There is no shortage of vaccines.
Community-based vaccination can be started from the coming week.
But people have to go forward and get Jab before there is an increase in the level of progress.” UT Administrator VP Singh Badnore for A recent review meeting has suggested DHS to provide doses at home for senior citizens who cannot come to vaccination centers, lying in bed or suffer from chronic diseases.
Panchkula and Mohali have started drive-through vaccination to provide access to most people.
“We have all functional sites throughout the week, including holidays.
Also, more than 15 cellular vans that provide vaccinations are available near the Resident Welfare Association.
If more Rwas requires our services, we can provide,” Kang said.
The city has 6.31,338 people over the age of 18, according to selection scrolls.
“These figures can be closed easily in a month, if all beneficiaries come for shots,” Kang said.
Chandigarh: Not Door-to-Door, Jabs at the Common House
