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'Vaccine out of stock' at Mumbai's vaccination centre

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'Vaccine out of stock' at Mumbai's vaccination centre

'Vaccine out of stock' at Mumbai's vaccination centre

Mumbai's BKC Jumbo vaccination centre said it ran out of COVID vaccine stock, a day after long queues were seen outside the centre.

Administration pasted message -'vaccine out of stock' outside the centre.


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