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Puducherry announces that Covid-19 vaccination compulsory in the Union Territory

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ANI. Earlier the government has intensified steps to cover all eligible people in the vaccination drive against the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lieutenant Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan on Saturday said the government would leave no stone unturned to achieve the goal of cent percent coverage in vaccination.

She visited a special camp in neighbouring Reddiarpalayam and went door to door to persuade the residents to get themselves vaccinated, a press release said here.

The government of Puducherry makes COVID19 vaccination compulsory in the Union Territory with immediate effect. pic.twitter.com/i87ZhAZFbN The release said the special camp would be held till Sunday.

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