Pakistan
Pakistan Has Vaccinated 50 Million People Against Coronavirus
Published
10 months agoon

As of February 2021, Pakistan had administered 50 million distinct doses of Coronavirus vaccines, marking a significant milestone in the country’s vaccination campaign.
“Congratulations, Pakistan!!! The National Command and Operation Center (NCOC) tweeted on Friday, announcing the crossing of a milestone of 5 crore COVID vaccination doses (50 million doses).
“If you haven’t gotten vaccinated yet, please do so immediately! If you are due for a second dosage, simply stroll into any vaccination clinic within 28 days of receiving your first dose!!! Let us work together to make Pakistan safe!!” the tweet concluded.
Furthermore, the National Council on Coronavirus Control (NCOC) has resolved to set a minimum age for coronavirus vaccination between 18 to 15 years.
Asad Umar, Minister of Planning and Development, and Dr. Faisal Sultan, Special Assistant to the Prime Minister (SAPM) on Health, announced that starting on September 1, teenagers aged over 17 years will be permitted to receive their first dose of the vaccine, followed by children aged 16 to 17 years, and finally children aged 15 to 16 years, who will be administered vaccines.
Follow Newsline.pk on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Do you have something to say to the story? Please share it in the comments section below.
You may like
-
South Korea registers 254,327 new COVID-19 cases every day
-
Pakistan has confirmed 796 new COVID-19 cases, including 10 further deaths
-
New Zealand confirms 19,566 new cases of COVID-19
-
For the first time Singapore has recorded 13,544 new cases of COVID-19
-
COVID-19 cases in Pakistan have risen by 861, with an added 18 deaths
-
Americans are divided on whether to wear a mask or maskless

In Madinah, 19 buildings were used to house Pakistani Hajj pilgrims

K-Electric (KE) says that its new schedule will have less load-shedding

Dr. Aamir Liaquat Hussain has sadly passed away in Karachi
