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State govt to honour 19 nurses for selfless services: TN health minister

State govt to honour 19 nurses for selfless services: TN health minister
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Nurses call off protest - The Hindu

Nurses call off protest - The Hindu
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Staff nurses stage protest at CMCH

Staff nurses stage protest at CMCH Updated: Updated: They demand the one-month’s special pay promised by the State Government Share Article They demand the one-month’s special pay promised by the State Government Staff nurses working at the Coimbatore Medical College Hospital (CMCH) staged a demonstration wearing black badges here on Friday demanding the one-month’s special pay promised by the State government. State vice-president of Tamil Nadu Government Nurses Association P. Tharakeswari, who led the protest, said that the Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami had announced in March 2020 that one-month’s special pay would be given for healthcare workers on COVID-19 duty.

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Vaccination yet to pick up pace; no takers in Aranthangi, Perambalur

Vaccination yet to pick up pace; no takers in Aranthangi, Perambalur Updated: Updated: 3,030 healthcare personnel were inoculated on the second day of the drive Share Article 3,030 healthcare personnel were inoculated on the second day of the drive A total of 3,030 healthcare personnel were vaccinated on the second day of the drive on Sunday to protect the front-line workers from COVID-19. While 183 persons received Covaxin, 2,847 received Covishield. The government said it had the capacity to administer 14,460 doses a day across the 45 sites. In Chennai, which has the capacity to administer 1,200 doses a day, only 402 persons volunteered to be vaccinated. Across the six government medical college hospitals in the State, where Covaxin was being offered, the willingness to be inoculated was yet to pick up, though it appeared to be better than Saturday.

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