BookMyShow facilitates over 1,45,000 jabs across India in first phase of community vaccination initiative

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5 years, 2 months ago

Kolkata, In an effort to aid the Government’s vaccination program to fight the Covid19 pandemic, BookMyShow, India’s leading entertainment destination has undertaken a pan-India community vaccination drive for the entertainment industry, corporate India and residential societies in its effort to support the country’s recovery process.

The initiative which started in early June, has covered over 1,45,000 people across categories by helping facilitate vaccine jabs for all.

As part of the drive, BookMyShow has partnered with leading hospitals and healthcare facilities across cities while providing the complete logistics, technology & manpower support, access validation and on-ground infrastructure assistance to medical staff and consumers to book their slots.

The pan-India drive that covers the overall community including the entertainment industry, corporates and residential societies all across has been undertaken through partnerships with leading hospital partners and medical chains such as Apollo Clinics, Medica Superspeciality Hospital, AMRI Hospitals, Peerless Hospital and Techno India DAMA Healthcare & Medical Centre.

(Agencies)

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BookMyShow facilitates over 1,45,000 jabs across India in first phase of community vaccination initiative

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