- Around 9 million people will be vaccinated from June 6 till June 19
- Vaccination can reduce the risk of miscarriage by 15%
- Technical team for the vaccination process will comprise 9,701 social workers
KARACHI: Another round of booster doses of Covid-19 vaccines begins in Sindh. Around 9 million people will be vaccinated from June 6 till June 19, health minister of Sindh Azra Pechuho told BOL News.
Azra Pechuho told that our aim is up to 9 million boosters doses in Sindh from age 12 onwards. The technical team for the vaccination process will comprise 9,701 social workers.
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According to National Command and Operating Center (NCOC), the total confirmed cases reported in Sindh have reached up to 577,687. The recorded deaths due to Covid-19 have reached 8106 while 567,237 recoveries were recorded.
Assistance will be provided to the social workers. Teams will be divided into the centers, and mobile vaccination will be dispensed, Dr. Irshad Memon.
He also told that the teams of the department of health Sindh will go door to door for the immunization.
According to London’s Saint George University and Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, the covid-19 vaccine can be given to a pregnant woman and can reduce the risk of miscarriage. Covid-19 can make pregnant women feel ill, but vaccination can reduce the risk of miscarriage by 15%.
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