Apollo Hospitals group to conduct mega COVID vaccination drive Pan India on Jun 30

Hyderabad, To ramp up the National vaccination drive, Apollo Hospitals Group on announced that it will conduct a mega COVID vaccination drive Pan India on Wednesday.
The vaccination drive would be carried out at over 200 Apollo vaccination centres spread across 50 cities in the country, a hospital release here said.
Apollo uses the state-of-the-art technology platform Apollo 24|7 to make vaccination faster and easier for everyone.
People looking to get vaccinated, can book slots using Apollo 24|7 App and select the nearest Apollo vaccination centre. The App provides real-time information to enable the user choose from their preferred time slots to reduce wait times and lines.
To enable the maximum number of people to get vaccinated, Apollo’s mega vaccination drive will be held from 7am to 7pm, thereby enabling everyone to choose a slot as per their convenience.
Apollo has also trained over 10,000 staff in safe vaccination protocols to ensure a seamless experience at all the vaccination centres.
Ms Shobana Kamineni, Executive Vice Chairperson, Apollo Hospitals Group, said, “We believe that no one is safe, until everyone is vaccinated. This drive will enable and encourage the maximum number of people to get inoculated. Vaccination is the best defence to reduce the thirdrd wave and get back to life as we know it. Apollo will focus on this relentlessly,” she added.
This drive is part of Apollo’s commitment to support the Government in achieving the target of administering 500 million vaccines by July 2021.
Apollo has administered over 2.1 million vaccine doses in the country till date and is the largest private vaccinator.
Based on the response of this mega camp, Apollo centers will continue the vaccination camps, the release added.

 

(Agencies)

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