Mohalla clinics to double as Covid vaccination centres
The Morning Standard|June 28, 2022
TO give a boost to the vaccination drive in the capital and make precaution doses more accessible, the Kejriwal Government will now provide COVID-19 vaccines at the Aam Aadmi Mohalla Clinics.
Mohalla clinics to double as Covid vaccination centres

For this, vaccination centres will be set up across all the Mohalla Clinics. This is a major step towards further increasing the vaccination rate in the capital, after a door-to-door campaign.

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