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Mumbai: Only 89 beneficiaries turn up for Covid-19 intranasal vaccine in 3 weeks, shows BMC data

The newly introduced intranasal vaccine for Covid-19 - iNCOVACC in Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC)-run vaccination centers is getting a lukewarm response from the beneficiaries. According to the data from the BMC, 89 beneficiaries have been vaccinated with the intranasal vaccine in Mumbai until May 18

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The newly introduced intranasal vaccine for Covid-19 - iNCOVACC in Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC)-run vaccination centers is getting a lukewarm response from the beneficiaries. According to the data from the BMC, 89 beneficiaries have been vaccinated with the intranasal vaccine in Mumbai until May 18.

Out of the total 89 beneficiaries, around 75 per cent of them (67 beneficiaries) were vaccinated in the first two days after the BMC started administering intranasal vaccine in the civic-run Covid Vaccination Centres (CVCs). On the first day, April 28, at eight centers 23 beneficiaries were vaccinated with iNCOVACC (nasal) vaccination, and on the second day, 44 beneficiaries got vaccinated with nasal vaccination.

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