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Eligible person not taking COVID-19 vaccine will be termed defaulter in Chandigarh

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Eligible person not taking COVID-19 vaccine will be termed defaulter in Chandigarh
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Amid the COVID-19 vaccination drive in Chandigarh, the UT Adviser Manoj Parida on Thursday said that those who are eligible for coronavirus vaccine but still not taking it should be named and shamed. Manoj Parida said that the “Resident Welfare Associations should help by persuading eligible residents to take coronavirus vaccine." He added that the defaulters should be named and shamed.
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