Puducherry: Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry Tamilisai Sundararajan Said that compulsory vaccination against Kovid-19 became mandatory from Sunday and asked people to carry certificates of vaccination as they would be checked by health authorities.
a . Talking to reporters after visiting Primary Health Centre (PHC) to see the implementation of the vaccination drive in neighboring Vilanur, she said, “The government is keen to ensure that Puducherry emerges as a fully immunized Union Territory,
He said that no stone was left unturned in reaching the target and the aim of vaccination is to protect people from global pandemic And also to prevent the occurrence of a new type of virus – Omicron.
He was also praised for the health workers in implementing the vaccination program on Sunday. “People should give their support,” she said
The territorial administration announced last week that vaccination would be mandatory in the union territory and penal action would be taken against those who skip vaccination. public health act,
Health secretary Udayakumar, health director G. Sriramulu and several officials of the health department were present.
According to a press release, the Union Territory has so far vaccinated 13,06,706 people.
a . Talking to reporters after visiting Primary Health Centre (PHC) to see the implementation of the vaccination drive in neighboring Vilanur, she said, “The government is keen to ensure that Puducherry emerges as a fully immunized Union Territory,
He said that no stone was left unturned in reaching the target and the aim of vaccination is to protect people from global pandemic And also to prevent the occurrence of a new type of virus – Omicron.
He was also praised for the health workers in implementing the vaccination program on Sunday. “People should give their support,” she said
The territorial administration announced last week that vaccination would be mandatory in the union territory and penal action would be taken against those who skip vaccination. public health act,
Health secretary Udayakumar, health director G. Sriramulu and several officials of the health department were present.
According to a press release, the Union Territory has so far vaccinated 13,06,706 people.
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