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India’s first dengue vaccination drive begins in Tenkasi
TENKASI: India’s first vaccination drive against dengue, a viral infection transmitted to humans through the bite of infected Aedes mosquitoes, has been launched on a pilot basis at Kadayanallur, a high-incidence town in Tenkasi district. After launching the drive on Saturday, Health Minister KG Arunraj told reporters that two doses of the vaccine, administered three months apart, would provide…
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