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Delhi govt will provide free Covid-19 vaccines to all above 18 years: CM Kejriwal

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Delhi, said Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday."Delhi government has decided to provide free vaccines to everyone above 18 years of age," said Kejriwal."Today we have given the approval for the purchase of 1.34 crore vaccines.

We will make an effort to ensure that it is purchased soon and administered at the earliest to people," he added.Speaking about the cost of the vaccines set by the manufacturers, Kejriwal said he hopes that the price remains constant for both the state and central governments."One vaccine producer said that they will provide vaccines to the state governments at ₹400 per dose and the second producer said that they will provide at ₹600 per dose.

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