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Where is the Yellow fever vaccination centre in Nagpur

Indian travelers returning from designated countries in Africa and South America are required to have yellow fever vaccination done (ideally) ten days before they travel. Immigration Officers at indian airports will demand for a certificate showing one is vaccinated against yellow fever. The vaccination is valid for ten years. Lack of vaccine certification means seven days spent at the quarantine centre.
Certificate for Yellow fever vaccination for international travel can only be got at the following centre in the city.

Vaccination can be done in any hospital or doctor. The important thing is to get a certificate that is valid abroad. Hope Hospital issues a valid certificate .
Hope Hospitals, 51, Dhantoli, Nagpur, India
Telephone: +91 9373111709 Mobile: +91 9923555053
visit www.hopehospitals.in


or mail to info@hopehospitals.in

Hope Hospital is the only hospital that runs the medical inspection room in Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport. It has a doctor posted in the airport round the clock and provides complimentary health care services for passengers.
You can also get Yellow Fever Vaccination done at Orange City Hospital and Research Institute.
You can visit this site to know more details www.ochri.com
Detailed address is as below: Orange City Hospital & Research Institute 19, Pandey Layout, Veer Sawarkar Square, Nagpur - 440 015 Maharashtra State, India Tel: 0712-2238431 (5 Lines) Fax: 0712-2221152 Email: ochri_ngp@sancharnet.in Website: www.ochri.com
It was also earlier available at Indira Gandhi Medical College, Central Avenue, Nagpur. But if it is still provided there or not is not sure.


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