COVID-19 Daily Updates

NMC releases list of 11 centres for senior citizens for COVID-19 vaccine jab

March 1, 2021, 12:31 PM

Sneha Shah | Nagpur

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In the third phase of COVID-19 vaccination drive, Nagpur Municipal Corporation, on Sunday, released a list of 11 vaccination centres, that would administer COVID-19 vaccine to senior citizens from March 1.

Union Minister, on February 24, had announced that citizens above the age of 60 years, and those above the age of 45 years with comorbidities were to receive COVID-19 vaccine from March 1. The vaccines are to be administered free of cost at government vaccination centres.

Along with medical and frontline workers, senior citizens would receive the jab at 11 centres in Nagpur city, and 15 centres in the rural region.

Vaccinations would begun from 9 am at government centres and in the afternoon for private centres. On the first day of vaccination, only 50 citizens would receive the jab.

Following is the list of vaccination centres in the city premises:

Government Medical College and Hospital (2 centres)

Mayo Hospital (2 centers)

Indira Gandhi Medical College Hospital, Gandhi Nagar

Isolation Hospital, Imamwada

Police Hospital, Zingabai Takli Katol Road

Daga Womens Hospital, Gandhibagh

Kamgar Hospital, Sakkardara

Panchpaoli New Police Quarters

List of vaccination centres in Nagpur rural area:

Katol Rural Hospital

Umred Rural Hospital

Parshiwani Rural Hospital

Savner Rural Hospital

Bhiwapur Rural Hospital

Ramtek Sub-district Hospital

Kamthi Sub-district Hospital

Kalmeshwar Sub-district Hospital

Hingna Rural Hospital

Mouda Rural Hospital

Kuhi Rural Hospital

Narkhed Rural Hospital

Lata Mangeshkar Hospital, Digoh (2 centres)

Shalinitai Meghe Hospital, Hingna

What documents to carry at the centre:

Citizens who wish to get vaccinated must carry their Aadhar Card. If a candidate is suffering from co-morbidities, medical certificate needs to be produced at the centre.

If the citizens fail to procure Aadhar card, they can also register by showing the identity card on which, date of birth is visible.

Frontline workers should register by showing their job identity card and health workers by showing their hospital identity card.

Registration can be done by visiting the actual centre as well as online registration can be done at home through CoWin app or Arogya Setu.

At the centre, citizens will have to fill up following information: Details of name, age, gender, etc.

People with co-morbidities between 45 years and 60 years of age would require medical certificates from a practising doctor.

Also read : COVID-19: NMC extends lockdown on weekends till March 31

Co-morbidity conditions include high blood pressure, cancer, lung disease, diabetes, etc.

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