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COLOMBO (News 1st): The special vaccination drive to administer China’s Sinopharm COVID-19 vaccine to the residents of the Western Province, will continue on Wednesday (May 12) with the support of the Tri-Forces.
The vaccine is being administered at selected locations in the Colombo, Gampaha, and Kalutara districts. IN THE COLOMBO CITY
The vaccination drive to administer the Sinopharm jab will be conducted at EIGHT (08) locations in the Colombo Municipality with the assistance of Sri Lanka Army, Dr. Ruwan Wijayamuni, the Chief Medical Officer of Health of the Colombo Municipal Council told News 1st.
The 08 locations are:
Campbell Park in Borella
COVID-19 Vaccination in Colombo-North today (17)
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COLOMBO (News 1st): The vaccination of people living in COVID-19 high-risk zones of the Western province and the vulnerable groups in the region will begin at the Western province in Colombo this afternoon, the Colombo Municipal Council (CMC) said on Tuesday (Feb. 16).
“The community vaccination drive for the general public will thus begin, with the aim of boosting the immunity of the community, by administering India’s AstraZeneca COVISHIELD Vaccine on each individual,” Dr. Ruwan Wijayamuni, Chief Medical Officer for Health at the Colombo Municipal Council told News 1st on Tuesday (16).
Dr. Ruwan Wijayamuni was hopeful that through mass inoculation, the rate of deaths and complications could be prevented and the pandemic could be contained.