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Primary stores to sub-centres: Govt charts out Covid vaccine delivery management plan

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New Delhi: Government on Tuesday spelt out the Covid vaccine delivery management plan.At a press briefing in New Delhi, Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan presented the Co-WIN Vaccine Delivery Management System."There are 4 primary vaccine stores called GMSD located in Karnal, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata and there are 37 state vaccine stores in the country.

They store vaccines in bulk and distribute further," said Bhushan.States are responsible for sending the vaccines to primary health centres and from there, vaccines will be taken to sub-centres through passive equipment like ice boxes.The Co-WIN Delivery Management plan includes automated session allocation, SMS to be sent in 12 languages, 24x7 helpline, chatbox with pattern.

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