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Mumbai: BMC won’t have more vaccination centres for students going abroad
Updated On: 07 June, 2021 09:36 AM IST | Mumbai | A Correspondent
Queues await students as drive continues at 3 centres from Monday to Wednesday; BMC to give preference to those living within its limits

The special drive has started to help students as many countries do not allow students without vaccination. Pic/Ashish Raje
Students planning to go abroad for higher studies will have to brace for chaos and long queues at the three vaccination centres marked for them as the BMC is not keen to add more inoculation points for the pupils.
The drive will continue from Monday to Wednesday at Kasturba, Rajawadi and Cooper hospitals and each centre will get 300 doses a day for students. The hospital staff said the drive will leave them stressed since they also have to cater to walk-in beneficiaries above 45 years of age for the second dose.
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