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Coimbatore District Covid Vaccination Details COIMBATORE DISTRICT COVID VACCINATION DETAILS Date : 8-Sep - Tokens will be issued from 9.00 AM - Vaccinations will start by 10.00 AM - General Public will not be allowed in Special Camps Camps Covishield Covaxin Total Rural (Village Panchayat & Municipality) 56 17600 560 18160 Coimbatore Corporation 32 16000 640 16640 Special Camp - Colleges 2 40 60 100 Specials Camp - Industries 1 500 0 500 Special Camps - NGO and Tribal 2 800 300 1100 Special Camp - Schools 7 1290 0 1290 24 * 7 Units 15 2000 500 2500 Total 115 38230 2060 40290 Coimbatore Corporation - Vaccination Centres - Details Date : 8-Sep S.No Zone Ward No Camp Site Covishield Covaxin 1 West 9 Government Middle school, Goundampalayam 500 20 2 West 13 Corporation Elementary school, Venkitapuram 500 20 3 West 11 Corporation Elementary school, K.K Pudur 500 20 4 West 14 Corporation Elementary school, Kovilmedu, Velandipalayam 500 20 5 West 17 Government Primary school, Kalveerampalayam 500 20 6 West 20 Corporation Elementary school, Seeranaickenpalayam 500 20 7 West 24 Corporation Elementary school, Better Mount pet 500 20 8 East 34 Corporation Elementary School, veeriyampalayam 500 20 9 East 35 Corporation Elementary School, RG Pudur 500 20 10 East 64 Corporation Middle School, Uppilipalayam 500 20 11 East 69 Corporation Middle School, Ganeshapuram 500 20 12 East 60 Corporation Middle School, SMS Layout 500 20 13 East 56 Corporation Elementary School, Peelamedu pudur 500 20 14 Central 49 Corporation Middle School, Rathinapuri 500 20 15 Central 82 Corporation Middle School, Eswaran Kovil street 500 20 16 Central 80 Corporation Middle School, MNG Street 500 20 17 Central 68 Corporation Elementary School, Ramanathapuram 500 20 18 Central 52 Corporation Elementary School, Siddhapudur 500 20 19 Central 54 Corporation Elementary School, Ranganathapuram 500 20 20 North 3 Corporation Middle school, Appanaickenpalayam 500 20 21 North 28 Government Middle school, Saravanampatty 500 20 22 North 26 Corporation Elementary School, Vellaikinar 500 20 23 North 41 Corporation Middle school, Ramakrishnapuram 500 20 24 North 47 Corporation Elementary School, Ganapathy 500 20 25 North 55 Corporation Middle school, PN Palayam 500 20 26 South 77 Corporation Elementary School, Chokkampudur 500 20 27 South 86 Corporation Elementary School, Kallamedu 500 20 28 South 87 Sadhasivam maniya Primary school 500 20 29 South 88 Servai samuga koodam, Kuniyamuthur 500 20 30 South 92 Old school, Padasalai street, Narasimmapuram 500 20 31 South 93 Corporation Elementary School, Edyarpalayam 500 20 32 South 100 Corporation Middle School, Eachanari 500 20 Coimbatore District - Rural (Village Panchayat) - Vaccination Centres - Details Date : 8-Sep S.No Block Village Panchayath Camp Site Covishield Covaxin 1 Annur Block Vadakkalur Kariyakavundanur elementry school 250 10 2 Annur Block Vadavalli Thathumpalayam elementry school 300 10 3 Annur Block Kuppanur Athikuttai, PUMS School 300 10 4 Annur Block Ambothi karaikalpalayam, anganvadi 300 10 5 Annur Block Annur mettupalayam annur mettupalayam, middle school 500 10 6 Annur Block MG Palayam MG Palayam PUMS School 500 10 7 Annur Block PonnegondanPudur PonnegoudenPudur PUMS School 500 10 8 Anamalai Block Angalakurichi Vedanchanthur PUES School 200 10 9 Anamalai Block Kambalapatti Arasur PUES School 250 10 10 Anamalai Block Ramanamuthalipudur Ramanamuthalipudur PUES School 150 10 11 Anamalai Block Kaliyapuram Kalipuram Anganvadi 250 10 12 Anamalai Block Thensithur Thensithur, Grama Sevai Maiyam 200 10 13 Karamadai Block Kalamapalayam Kalampalayam, PUES School 600 10 14 Karamadai Block Pelleypalayam Pelleypalayam, PUES School 600 10 15 Karamadai Block Tekkampatti Tekkampatti PUES School 1000 10 16 Karamadai Block Belladhi Belladhi PUES School 300 10 17 Karamadai Block Jadayampalayam Jadayampalayam PUES School 600 10 18 Karamadai Block Sikkathasampalayam Sikkathasampalayam PUES School 250 10 19 Karamadai Block Sikkarampalayam Sikkarampalayam PUES School 600 10 20 Kinathukadavu Block Vadaputhur Elementary School, Vadaputhur 150 10 21 Kinathukadavu Block Kaniyalampalayam Elementary School, Kaniyalampalayam 150 10 22 Kinathukadavu Block Sulakkal P.U.M.S School, Sulakkal 200 10 23 Kinathukadavu Block Kulathupalayam Elementary School, Kulathupalayam 100 10 24 Kinathukadavu Block Nallattipalayam Elementary School, Kulathupalayam 150 10 25 Kinathukadavu Block Vadasithur Hr.Sec.School.Vadasithur 150 10 26 Kinathukadavu Block Devarayapuram Devarayapuram PUMS School 150 10 27 Madhukarai Block Mavuthamapathi Mavuthampathi PUES School 250 10 28 Madhukarai Block Malumichampatti Malumichampatti, PUMS School 200 10 29 Madhukarai Block Myleripalayam Panchayat Union ElementaryMiddle School, Mampalli 150 10 30 Thudiyalur Block Asokapuram Gandhi Colony Community Hall 500 10 31 Thudiyalur Block Somaiyampalayam PUES Somaiyampalayam 500 10 32 Thudiyalur Block Kurudampalayam kathirnaickenpalayam 300 10 33 Pollachi North Block Kittasurampalayam Kittasurampalayam, PUES School 200 10 34 Pollachi North Block Thalakkarai Thalakkarai, Mini Clinic 200 10 35 Pollachi North Block Nalluthukuli Nalluthukuli, PUES School 200 10 36 Pollachi North Block Vellalapalayam Thoppampatti PUES School 150 10 37 Pollachi south Block Chinnampalayam PUES School Chinnampalayam 350 10 38 Pollachi south Block Kanjampatti PUMS School Kanjampatti 300 10 39 Pollachi south Block Ambarampalayam PUMS Ambarampalayam 300 10 40 Pollachi south Block Thondamuthur PUMS School Thondamuthur 200 10 41 Pollachi south Block Nallampalli PUMS School Nallampalli 200 10 42 Pollachi south Block Zaminkottampatti Palamanallur PUES 350 10 43 SS Kulam Block A.S Kulam Panchayat Union Primary School, A.S Kulam 150 10 44 SS Kulam Block Keeranatham Keeranatham Panchayat Office 400 10 45 Sulthanpet Block Thalakkarai Panchayat Union Primary School, Thalakkarai 500 10 46 Sulur Block Semmandampalayam Vadugankalipalayam, PUMS 300 10 47 Sulur Block Paduvampalli Selambarayanpalayam,PUES 200 10 48 Sulur Block Karavalimathapur Thottipalayam, PUES 300 10 49 Sulur Block Neelambur Kulathur, PUES 450 10 50 Thondamuthur block Perurchettipalayam Arumugagoundanur, PUMS 600 10 51 Thondamuthur block Madampatti Kuupanur, PUMS 400 10 52 Thondamuthur block Ikkaraibooluvampatti Ikkaraibooluvampatti PUMS School 250 10 53 Thondamuthur block Madvarayapuram Irruttupallam, PUMS 400 10 54 Mettupalayam Mpty Primary Health Centre - Mettupalayam 200 10 55 Pollachi Mpty Primary Health Centre - Vadugapalayam 200 10 56 Pollachi Mpty Primary Health Centre - Kamatchipuram 200 10 Coimbatore District - Colleges and Universities - Special Camp - Details Date : 8-Sep CCP Contact S.No College Name College Contact Covishield Covaxin CCP Unit Number 1 Bishop Ambrose college 9842524662 40 10 Corporation 0422395156 2 Kumaraguru College of Enginering 9095036858 0 50 Corporation 0422395156 Coimbatore District - Schools - Special Camp - Details Date : 8-Sep CCP Contact S.No School Name School Contact Covishield Covaxin CCP Unit Number IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY MATHSS PRESS 1 COLONY 8220810275 100 Thudiyalur Block 9342335383 2 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA MATRIC HR SEC SCHOOL 9865002243 250 Annur Block 9443059920 3 K.G. MATRICULATION HR SEC SCHOOL, ANNUR 9787866670 250 Annur Block 9443059920 Navabharath CBSE School, 4 Annur 9003599997 300 Annur Block 9443059920 MICHAEL JOB 5 MATRICULATION.HR.SEC.SCHOOL 9384861189 40 Sulur Block 9976183173 RATHNAVEL SUBRAMANIAM MATRICULATION 6 HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, SULUR. 9824778797 250 Sulur Block 9976183173 7 SSVM WORLD SCHOOL, Sulur 9344451888 100 Sulur Block 9976183173 Coimbatore District - Industries/Govt Departments & Associations - Special Camp - Details Date : 8-Sep Industry CCP Contact S.No Industry Venue Contact Covishield Covaxin CCP Unit Number Head post office, Near railway 1 Postal department station 9566577197 500 Corporation 04222395156 Coimbatore District -NGO and Tribals - Special Camp - Details Date : 8-Sep CCP Contact S.No Organization Name Camp Site NGO Contact Covishield Covaxin CCP Unit Number Vriksha Haritha 1 Mission Idigarai 9741391011 500 0 SS KULAM BPHC 9843675808 Rotary Sai City + Pooluvapatti 2 Ramakrishna Semmedu, Thondamuthur 9524999995 300 300 BPHC 8754918852 .
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