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1,110 frontline workers vaccinated today

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A total of 1,110 frontline workers were vaccinated withintoday, Chief Epidemiologist Dr. Sudath Samaraweera said.

Accordingly, a total of 179,197 frontline workers have so far been vaccinated since January 29.

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