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Mumbai: Garware Club House offers space for vaccination centre
Updated On: 15 January, 2021 07:42 AM IST | Mumbai | Hemal Ashar
Churchgate facility gives offer to health authorities; says location, infrastructure ideal for the purpose as it awaits government’s response

At the inauguration of the Garware Club House in Churchgate. File pic
The Garware Club House at Churchgate, with the Wankhede Stadium and Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) office within the premises, has offered its sprawling space for a COVID-19 vaccination centre. A letter dated January 6, addressed to State Health Minister Rajesh Tope, and signed by the club’s Vice-President Raj Purohit started with a congratulatory note and acknowledgement of those who played a part in making the vaccine a reality. It also saluted Corona warriors.
The crux of the communique was in the third paragraph of the one-page letter in which the senior club official said, “We like to request and suggest that you open a vaccination campaign centre for 14,000 members and their families. This means more than 50,000 people.” The letter also says that the centre can act as a facility for Marine Drive and Nariman Point residents. “We will provide the space and infrastructure for the same. This will also reduce the burden on the BMC.”
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