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If second vaccine dose missed, process must be restarted: Expert

By IANS | Updated: September 26, 2021 20:35 IST

New Delhi, Sep 26 India's Covid-19 vaccination coverage has crossed the 85 crore mark, but the success of ...

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New Delhi, Sep 26 India's Covid-19 vaccination coverage has crossed the 85 crore mark, but the success of this mass drive against the pandemic depends on people getting fully vaccinated with both doses, says a leading expert.

In an interview to , Dr Arun Kumar Sharma, Director ICMR-National Institute for Implementation Research in Non-Communicable Diseases

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