Lok Sabha Secretariat to set up vaccination centre in Parliament House; MPs, kin to get jabbed from March 9
07th March 2021 06:57 amTimesNowNews
New Delhi: The Lok Sabha Secretariate will set up a COVID-19 vaccination centre in Parliament House Medical Centre for the vaccination of MPs and their family members. Two vaccination centres have been established for the family members at CGHS Dispensary North Avenue and at CGHS Dispensary South Avenue.
Vaccination will take place from Tuesday, March 9 in accordance with prioritisation as guided by the National Expert Group on Vaccine Administration during the ongoing Budget Session of the Parliament on all working days.
MPs will have to register online for availing the vaccination facility.
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