Vaccination dry runs are being conducted at centres across the country as healthcare workers wait for the Johnson & Johnson doses that are expected to land from Belgium today. There are plans to run 10-hour vaccine centres for healthcare workers. Nearly 80-thousand doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine are expected to land.

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