Over 54,000 people given swine flu vaccine in Maha: Minister
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Mumbai: Vaccine to prevent swine flu has been administered free of cost to 54000 people in Maharashtra between January and May this year, Health Minister Deepak Sawant said today.
During this year, between January and May, a total of 54,216 people have been given the swine flu vaccine, he said.
In a statement issued here, Sawant said this number included 41,000 pregnant women and another 9,000 people suffering from diabetes and hypertension.
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