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COVID-19 vaccination camp organised for empowering sex workers in Kolkata s Sonagachi ANI | Updated: Jun 29, 2021 04:54 IST
By Ujjwal Roy
Kolkata (West Bengal) [India], June 29 (ANI): The Durbar Mahila Samanwaya Committee, in association with Kolkata Municipal Corporation on Monday organised a vaccination camp for empowering sex workers at Sonagachi in Kolkata.
Bishakha Laskar, committee chief told ANI, Vaccination is their only hope against COVID. Around 300 sex workers have been vaccinated. On Monday, vaccination program for sex workers in the age group of 18-60 has been conducted, in Sonagachi wherein around 300 sex workers were vaccinated against COVID-19. The drive will continue for the next two days. It was important for sex workers to have such a set-up where they could get themselves vaccinated as they come in contact with many people. Based on the list we have, we are getting all sex workers vaccinated and arranging vaccination
Heart health revealed at diagnostic mini hubs
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35 people came to know of the severity of their heart condition after they were examined at these centres
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35 people came to know of the severity of their heart condition after they were examined at these centres
At least 35 people, whose heart condition is in a critical stage, came to know about it when they were examined at Telangana Diagnostic Mini Hubs. These patients were given the options of either going to a tertiary care government hospital in an ‘108 ambulance’ or use their own transport to get admitted to a hospital of their choice.
2021-02-16 11:05:30 GMT2021-02-16 19:05:30(Beijing Time) Xinhua English
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MALE, Feb. 16 (Xinhua) The Maldives has introduced a mobile COVID-19 vaccination service to visit households with immobile people, local media reported on Tuesday.
The mobile vaccination service is jointly organized by the Health Protection Agency (HPA), the Maldivian Red Crescent (MRC) and Dhamana Veshi (Urban Primary Healthcare Centre).
MRC Secretary General Fathimath Himya was quoted as saying that the MRC was assisting individuals to register for vaccination and operating an ambulance service for post-vaccination emergencies.
The Maldives has vaccinated 43,817 people since Feb. 1, out of which 35,289 have been from the capital region of Greater Male, 8,429 from the atolls, and 99 from resorts. Enditem