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On The Record | RS Sharma: Vaccinating India

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On The Record | RS Sharma: Vaccinating India

On The Record | RS Sharma: Vaccinating India

On the day that India began inoculating members of the general population against Covid-19, RS Sharma, CEO of National Health Authority, spoke on the programme.

He called the vaccination of Prime Minister Narendra Modi a 'major boost' for the drive.

He also projected a daily vaccination target of 27 lakh in the near future.

Sharma also explained the process of registration for vaccination for those aged 60 and above, and those aged 45+ with comorbidities.

Watch the full video for more.


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