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Covid Vaccination Session Sites on Dated 07.08.21 District Ludhiana ( Covishield ) Timing ( 9:00 Am to 2:30 Pm) Sr Covid Vaccination Session Sites on dated 07.08.21 District Ludhiana ( Covishield ) Timing ( 9:00 am to 2:30 pm) Sr. no Session Sites Name 1 Zone-1 Decent Public School Ashok Nagar 2 Zone-1 Satguru Ravidass Gurudwara Har Rai Nagar 3 Zone-1 Dera Radha Swami Noorwala road 4 Zone-1 Kamla Lohia college UPHC Shivpuri 5 Zone-1 Neva factory Husainpura (2ND DOSE) 6 Zone-2 KAILASH NAGAR SATSANG GHAR 7 Zone-2 UCHC Subhash Nagar 8 Zone-2 TIBBA ROAD SATSANG GHAR 9 Zone-3 Transport Nagar Dispensary 10 Zone-3 Primary School Phase I Sukhdev Nagar 11 Zone-3 Sec 39 ,Gali No. 11, New Moti Nagar 12 Zone-3 Primary School PHB Colony 13 Zone-4 Civil Hospital Ludhiana for foreign Travellers 14 Zone-4 Sangla Shivala Mandir, near Rupa Mistry Gali 15 Zone-4 Ewing Christian School 16 Zone-4 Sanatan Dharamshala, Gali no.6, New Shivaji Nagar 17 Zone-5 Gurudwara sadh sangat Haibowal Kalan 18 Zone-5 Govt school Kundanpuri 19 Zone-5 Mai Nand gurudwara Ghumar Mandi 20 Zone-5 Malerkotla house civil lines 21 Zone-5 Dispensary jagat Nagar 22 Zone-6 UPHC bhagwan nagar 23 Zone-6 UPHC dholewal 24 Zone-6 12 dari darwaja pind Giaspura 25 Zone-6 Jiwan udyog dandhari kalan 26 Zone-6 Jindal electrical 27 Zone-7 Urban centre DMC,shimlapuri Gurudwara Guru Nanak prakash sahib,New janta 28 Zone-7 nagar 29 Zone-7 Sunbeam industries,industrial area B 30 Zone-7 shivshakti Mandir ,janta nagar Shalimar model sr sec school,st 6,Guru Angad 31 Zone-7 Colony 32 Zone-8 Govt Ayurvedic Hospital Model Gram 33 Zone-8 Joseph School, Dhandra Rd Ram bhawan Dharmshala Sita nagar , Backside 34 Zone-8 Main Bus Stand Singh sabha Gurudwara , Indra Nagar, Abdullapur 35 Zone-8 basti Singh Sabha Gurdwara, new Model Town , near 36 Zone-8 Janj ghar 37 Zone-8 Baba deep Singh Gurudwara, Model Town 38 Zone-9 UPHC Sunet 39 Zone-9 UCHC Jwadi 40 Zone-9 Laxmi Narayan Mandir, Block-C, BRS Nagar 41 Jagraon Civil Hospital Jagraon 42 Jagraon Govt. Senior Sec. School (Girls) Jagraon 43 Jagraon Govt. Senior Sec. School (Boys) Jagraon 44 Khanna lady Hospital 45 Khanna Government senior secondary school 46 Khanna Model Town Dispensary 47 Khanna AS Senior secondary School 48 Khanna Civil Hospital Khanna 49 Samrala SDH SAMRALA 50 Samrala Govt. boys school 51 Samrala Malwa college 52 Samrala Nirankari bhawan, samrala 53 Raikot Ajitsar girls school, raikot 54 Raikot Shavala mandir, raikot 55 Sidhwan Bet CHC Sidhwan Bet 56 Sidhwan Bet BCS Leelan Megh Singh 57 Sidhwan Bet PHC Talwandi kalan 58 Sidhwan Bet PHC Hambran 59 Sidhwan Bet HWC Birk 60 Sidhwan Bet HWC Pandori 61 Sidhwan Bet Govt Primary school Majri 62 Sidhwan Bet Satsang Ghar Tihara 63 Malaud HWC BER KALAN 64 Malaud HWC PANDHER KHERI 65 Malaud HWC TIMBERWAL 66 Malaud HWC KULAR 67 Malaud HWC BHIKHI 68 Malaud HWC KHUHLI KHURD 69 Malaud HWC SEKHA 70 Malaud HWC BABARPUR 71 Malaud HWC SIHA DAUD 72 Malaud CHC MALAUD 73 Macchiwara Radha Swami Satsang Ghar Machhiwara 74 Macchiwara Govt Primary School BPEO Office Machhiwara 75 Macchiwara Govt School Hambowal bet 76 Macchiwara Govt School Takhran 77 Macchiwara Govt Primary Jhar Sahib 78 Macchiwara Govt School Udowal kalan 79 Macchiwara Govt School Dhande 80 Dehlon CHC DEHLON 81 Dehlon PHC GHAWADDI 82 Dehlon HWC TIBBA 83 Dehlon HWC BHUTHARI 84 Dehlon HWC POHIR 85 Payal CHC Payal 86 Payal PHC Rampur 87 Payal CD Doraha 88 Payal HWC Jandali 89 Payal HWC Jargari 90 Payal HWC Dhamot 91 Hathur CHC Hathur 92 Hathur HWC Lakha 93 Hathur HWC Chakkar 94 Hathur HWC Gure 95 Hathur PHC Chowkiman 96 Hathur HWC Kothe Sher Jung 97 Hathur HWC Chhajawal 98 Hathur HWC Dholan 99 Hathur PHC Kaunke Kalan 100 Hathur HWC Mallha 101 Hathur PHC Manuka 102 Hathur HWC Gagra 103 Kumkalan CHC Koom Kalan 104 Kumkalan Kadiana Kalan 105 Kumkalan HWC JASSIAN 106 Kumkalan VILLAGE SAHABANA 107 Kumkalan New Swan Industry, 108 Kumkalan Lakhowal HWC/ Radha Soami satsung ghar Ayali Khurd 109 Kumkalan Hambra road 110 Kumkalan Dheri (Mangat) 111 Kumkalan Balieywal 112 Sudhar High School Ayali Kalan 113 Sudhar Kohinoor Park Gurdwara Sahib 114 Sudhar SC Threeke 115 Sudhar Gurudwara Sahib Sudhar 116 Sudhar SC Hissowal 117 Sudhar Air Force Station 118 Sudhar Gurudwara Sahib Baddowal 119 Sudhar PHC Boparai 120 Sudhar Mata Gujri Kaur Gurudwara Sahib Dakha 121 Sudhar HWC Akalgarh 122 Sudhar GHG Khalsa College Sudhar 123 Sudhar PHC Mullanpur 124 PAKHOWAL CHC PAKHOWAL 125 PAKHOWAL ITI GUJJARWAL 126 PAKHOWAL PHC LATALA 127 PAKHOWAL PHC ANDLU 128 PAKHOWAL VILLAGE DOLON KALAN 129 PAKHOWAL PHC MANSURAN 130 PAKHOWAL PASSI NAGAR PHULLANWAL 131 PAKHOWAL VILLAGE PAMALI 132 Sahnewal Disp. Manji sahib Alamgir 133 Sahnewal Cococola 134 Sahnewal Bindi bhai nagahai singh memorial girls college 135 Sahnewal Preach convent School 136 Sahnewal SGN Public School 137 Manupur Alour 138 Manupur Bhatiya 139 Manupur Ikolaha 140 Manupur Manki 141 Manupur kalamajra 142 Manupur Manupur 143 Manupur Rouni 144 Ludhiana City ESI Model Hospital .
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