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The date of the second shot is mentioned as that of the first jab
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The error may cause trouble to the beneficiaries as the certificate can be made mandatory for travel.
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The date of the second shot is mentioned as that of the first jab
An error has cropped up in the final COVID-19 vaccination certificate issued to those who have received their second dose.
It lists the details of the beneficiary and the vaccination in English and Tamil. Under the head, ‘vaccination details’, the Tamil version wrongly mentions the date of the second shot as that of the first jab. While the English version mentions it as the ‘date of dose’, the Tamil translation reads as ‘
DelhiIndiaChennaiTamil-naduG-ramesh-kumarHealth-servicesHealth-departmentFinal-certificateDeputy-directorCovid-19VaccinationCoimbatore: For the fourth time in the past seven days, the district recorded more than 700 fresh Covid-19 cases on Wednesday, when 715 people were tested positive for the virus. With this, the tally has shot up to 69,563, of which 63,742 have been recovered at a (recovery) rate of 91.6%.
For the first time since October, the number of active Covid-19 cases also zoomed past the 5,000-mark in the district on the day, even as 457 patients were discharged from treatment facilities. The district presently has 5,112 patients undergoing treatment in various facilities.
The Covid-19 toll, meanwhile, went up by one to 709. The victim was a 55-year-old diabetic man, who died of bilateral bronchopneumonia four days after testing positive for the virus.
SulurTamil-naduIndiaG-ramesh-kumarCity-newsCity-latest-newsNewsTimes-of-indiaLatest-newsசுளூர்தமிழ்-நாடுCoimbatore: The daily spike in Covid-19 cases touched a new high of 735 in the district on Monday, even as the tally crossed another milestone of 68,000-mark and stood at 68,137.
The number of active cases went up to 4,703 on the day, when, at 618, the number of patients discharged from various treatment centres remained fewer than the fresh cases.
The district also recorded one more Covid-19 death. With this, the toll has increased to 708. The victim was a 60-year-old hypertensive woman, who died on Saturday, three days after admission to the Coimbatore Medical College and Hospital (CMCH).
The positivity rate on the day stood at an all-time high of 17.4%. This means almost one in every five people, who were tested, was positive. It is three times more than the national advised average of 5%.
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