Mangaluru: Covishield vaccine drive organised at Fajir Church


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Mangaluru, Jun 8: A Covishield vaccine drive was held at Fajir Church on June 8 in association with NITTE Hospital.

73 people were vaccinated.

Fr Sunil Veigas, the parish priest took the initiative along with Pramitha Mendonca, Ronald Dsouza, Prashanth Tellis, Vijay Pereira and Preetham Noronha.

  

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  • k b r, Mangala Uru

    Wed, Jun 09 2021

    if churches can do this... why not temples...?

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  • Ben D'Souza Prabhu, Mangalore, Bombay Bandra now in Canada

    Tue, Jun 08 2021

    It is heart warming to know that a very able team of Rev Fr Sunil Veigas, has ventured into a needed drive of " Covishield Vaccine " at our Fazir Church in association with the NITTE Hospital for the benefit of people there. I Wish all of them a very Good Success in their Selfless Service Mission, to remain Happy and Satisfied with their achievement. This is nothing but a real Gift from God and Blessings from Him and also for their families. T H A N K Y O U A L L !

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  • Francis serrao, Puttur. Maril.

    Tue, Jun 08 2021

    Good job... Superb.. Well manged... Thank u so much for all team... Also thank u so much Father sunil and his team members.

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  • Francis serrao, Puttur. Maril.

    Tue, Jun 08 2021

    Good job... Superb.. Well manged... Thank u so much for all team... Also thank u so much Father sunil and his team members.

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  • MICHAEL NORONHA, Mysore

    Tue, Jun 08 2021

    I wish every church initiated this and helped the people instead of depending on the Government. Congratulations to the team.

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