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Punjab CM takes COVID vaccine jab in Mohali

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Punjab CM takes COVID vaccine jab in Mohali

Punjab CM takes COVID vaccine jab in Mohali

Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh took his first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at Civil Hospital in Mohali on March 05.

The 2nd phase of COVID vaccine drive began on March 01 in the country.


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