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Punjab CM gets first dose of Covid-19 vaccine in Mohali

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Punjab chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh today received the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine at a civil hospital in Mohali amid the second phase of nationwide vaccination that has begun on 1 March.

In a tweet, he urged the citizens above 60 years or those above 45 years with co-morbidities to get vaccinated as soon as possible."I got my first shot of #Covid19 vaccine today.

I urge all above 60 years of age or above 45 years with co-morbidities to get the vaccination done as soon as possible. We all need to come together to defeat #Covid19 and I’m sure we will," Singh said in the tweet.I got my first shot of #Covid19 vaccine today.

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