Jaro Education starts COVID-19 vaccination drive for over 600 employees and their eligible dependents across India

By India Education Diary Bureau Admin On Jun 17, 2021

Mumbai: Jaro Education, one of the leading EdTech companies in India and a pioneer in the Executive Education space has announced an all-expenses-paid COVID-19 vaccination drive for its over 600 employees and their eligible dependents across India. In Mumbai, Jaro Education has partnered with a multi-specialty hospital – Surana Hospital & Research Center, Malad West for the vaccination drive.

Dr. Sanjay Salunkhe, Chairman & MD, Jaro Education said, “Safety and security of our employees is of utmost importance to us and in line with this, we have undertaken the initiative to vaccinate all our employees and their eligible dependents in partnership with the best healthcare providers across India.”

Jaro Education has started this vaccination drive initiative from Mumbai and plans to extend it across Pune, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Noida, and Gurgaon in a phased manner throughout June and July 2021. The company has tied up with leading hospitals for the vaccination drive.

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