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Covid 19: Mumbai Gets A Drive-In Vaccination Centre May 04 2021, 3:07 PM May 04 2021, 2:27 PM May 04 2021, 3:07 PM Mumbaiâs municipal corporation has opened its first drive-in vaccination facility.Located at Dadar West, at the Kohinoor Parking lot, the vaccination centre has 7 rooms and will vaccinate those above 45 years of age who are eligible for their second dose of Covishield, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation said on Twitter. Mumbaiâs municipal corporation has opened its first drive-in vaccination facility. Located at Dadar West, at the Kohinoor Parking lot, the vaccination centre has 7 rooms and will vaccinate those above 45 years of age who are eligible for their second dose of Covishield, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation said on Twitter. ....
The BMC continued with its token drive for the 18-44 age group for the third day in a row, immunising 2,394 from the lot of 20,000 vaccines it got from the state government MUMBAI: The ‘privatised’ leg of the Covid-19 vaccination drive started in Mumbai on Monday as a few private facilities procured vaccines on their own and began inoculating those over 18. From Rs 250 a jab until last week, recipients had to shell out Rs 850 for Covishield at the private hospitals. For those seeking free doses, BMC announced it would restart the drive for the over-45 age group albeit for those seeking a second jab. “We will resume free vaccinations for first shot in the 45-plus age group from Wednesday if we get adequate vaccines,” said additional municipal commissioner Suresh Kakani. ....
Amid the Covid surge, a crowded bus stop in Kurla MUMBAI: Additional municipal commissioner Suresh Kakani said on Monday that the BMC was likely to get a stock of 1 lakh doses between by Tuesday morning. The BMC will, for the first time, also do vaccinations in a non-healthcare setting, the Kohinoor Parking lot in Dadar, from Tuesday. The BMC continued with its token drive for the 18-44 age group for the third day in a row, immunising 2,394 from the lot of 20,000 vaccines it got from the state government. Although the drive for over 45-plus was halted for four days due to a stockout, the daily update showed that 410 shots were given to senior citizens and another 375 in the 45-59 age group. “This was given in private hospitals that have started vaccination using stocks they have perhaps purchased directly from Serum Institute of India,” said BMC executive health officer Dr Mangala Gomare. ....