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Maharashtra govt's special drive: Mumbai's colleges bring Covid-19 vaccines to campus

On Day 1 of a special drive sponsored by the state govt, 3,920 students from 55 colleges get vaccines, next drive to be held after stipulated gap for second dose

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MMK College had to collect students’ vaccination-related data to be able to arrange the special drive on Monday. Pics/Sameer Markande

MMK College had to collect students’ vaccination-related data to be able to arrange the special drive on Monday. Pics/Sameer Markande

Had there been no vaccination drive in college, student Altamash Pistawala says he would not have taken the COVID-19 vaccine. According to him, it was not required if he is not stepping out of the house. Now, not only have colleges made it mandatory to be fully vaccinated, but they are also providing easy access to vaccinations through a special drive sponsored by the Maharashtra government. 

The state-sponsored drive for college students began on Monday and 3,920 students were vaccinated in 35 colleges. State Higher and Technical Education Minister Uday Samant inaugurated the drive at MMK College in Bandra where 100 were vaccinated.

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