Some 3 lakh Indians will receive the Covid-19 vaccine shots on the first day, an NDTV report said quoting VK Paul, member of NITI Aayog. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will launch the nationwide Covid vaccination drive on Saturday, which will begin with 3,000 sites. Each centre will inoculate 100 people a day to begin with. The report added that as the program progresses, it will be ramped up to 5,000 sites and more. The government aims to vaccinate 300 million high-risk people over the next few months. The first to get the shots will be 30 million health and other frontline workers, followed by about 270 million people above the age of 50.
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