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COWIN VACCINATION CENTRE - 2021 DISTRICT - MEERUT MONDAY TO SATURDAY Name of CVCCHC/PHC/HWC Name of CVCCHC/PHC/HWC S.NO. (Both Urban & Rural) S.NO. (Both Urban & Rural) 1 CHC Bhoorbaral 9 CHC Mawana 2 CHC Hastinapur 10 CHC Prakshit Grah 3 CHC Jani khurd 11 CHC BHAWANPUR 4 CHC Kharkhoda 12 CHC SAROORPUR 5 CHC Rohta 13 P.L SHARMA HOSPITAL 6 CHC Sardhana 14 S.V.B.P. MEDICAL COLLEGE 7 CHC Sarurpur 8 CHC Machra COWIN VACCINATION CENTRE - 2021 DISTRICT - MEERUT MONDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY Name of CVCCHC/PHC/HWC S.NO. Name of CVCCHC/PHC/HWC S.NO. (Urban) (Rural) 1 UPHC JAKIR COLONY 23 PHC PHAPUNDA (CHC BHOORBARAL ) 2 UPHC TARAPURI 24 PHC LAWAD (CHC DAURALA) 3 UPHC SANJAY MAGAR 25 PHC BEHSUMA ( CHC HASTINAPUR) 4 UPHC LALLAPURA NAI BASTI 26 PHC ALIPUR MORNA ( CHC HASTINAPUR ) 5 UPHC LAKHIPURA 27 PHC LATIFPUR ( CHC HASTINAPUR) 6 UPHC MALIYANA 28 PHC KALANJARI ( CHC JANI KHURD) 7 UPHC JAI BHEEM NAGAR 29 PHC SIWALKHAS (CHC JANI KHURD ) 8 UPHC KANKARKHERA 30 PHC RASULPUR DHORLI ( CHC JANI KHURD) 9 UPHC POLICE LINE 31 PHC BIJOLI ( CHC KHARKHODA) 10 UPHC NANGLA BATTU 32 PHC KASTHYABADA ( CHC MACHRA ) 11 UPHC BIRHUMPURI 33 PHC KITHOR ( CHC MACHRA) 12 UPHC RAJENDAR NAGAR 34 PHC AMARPUR ( CHC MACHRA) 13 UPHC TEHSIL 35 PHC MAWANA KHURD ( CHC MAWANA) 14 UPHC SABUNGODAM 36 PHC FALAWDA ( CHC MAWANA) 15 UPHC CANTT 37 PHC NILOHA ( CHC MAWANA) 16 UPHC RAJBAN 38 UPHC MAWANA URBAN 17 UPHC PALHERA 39 PHC NAWAL ( CHC PARIKSHIT GARH) 18 UPHC JAHIDPUR 40 PHC AGWANPUR ( CHC PARIKSHIT GARH) 19 UPHC ABDULLAHPUR 41 PHC TOFAPUR ( CHC PARIKSHIT GARH) 20 UPHC KUNDA 42 PHC SISOLI ( CHC BHAWANPUR) 21 UPHC KASERU BAXER 43 PHC KASTALA ( CHC BHAWANPUR) 22 UPHC SHAKOOR NAGAR 44 PHC RAJPURA( CHC BHAWANPUR) 45 PHC GOVINDPUR GHISOLI( CHC ROHTA) 46 PHC KALINA ( CHC ROHTA) 47 PHC KHEDA ( CHC SARDHANA ) 48 PHC SALAWA ( CHC SARDHANA) 49 UPHC SARDHANA URBAN 50 PHC KARNAWAL ( CHC SAROORPUR) 51 PHC DABATHUA ( CHC SAROORPUR) 52 PHC CHUR ( CHC SAROORPUR).

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