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Mumbai: More citizens heading to private vaccination centres

People are willing to pay for their COVID shot, as public vaccination centres are reeling under frequent shortage of vaccines

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A woman receives a COVID-19 shot during a vaccination drive at Worli Koliwada. File pic/Shadab Khan

A woman receives a COVID-19 shot during a vaccination drive at Worli Koliwada. File pic/Shadab Khan

With vaccine availability at civic centres becoming erratic, people are turning to private facilities even though they have to shell out Rs 780 for a dose. On Tuesday and Wednesday, private centres administered 70,000 doses, whereas public centres vaccinated merely 13,000 beneficiaries.

In July, private centres administered an average of 25,000 doses daily, against 33,000 doses at public centres. However, from August 1 to August 11, private facilities have vaccinated 2.75 lakh people, while public centres could administer only 1.97 lakh doses.

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