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 COVID-19 Campaign Day 7 

be strong inorder to watch the world cup.

You need to be strong inorder to watch the world cup. You are good to go with the Covid-19 vaccine 

It's totally free. Just stroll to the vaccination center and take your vaccine.

Vaccination is most effective in preventing the virus. 

Rush to the closest vaccination center now.

Go to any district hospital or health center.

#EndCovid22

#StopCovid23

#MINSANTE


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