This infographic requests that people using public transport follow the public health protocols in order to slow the spread of COVID-19.
Source: Let’s follow public health protocols while using public transport
Views 467
This poster promotes Nepal’s COVID-19 vaccination campaign.
Source: Notice of Vaccination Campaign for the General Public
Views 604
This poster answers the question if it is possible to receive the second dose of the Verocel COVID-19 vaccine if your first dose was the Covishield vaccine.
Source: Is it ok to take the second dose of Verocel if the first dose is Covishield?
Views 760
This poster is a notice of getting the second dose of the Verocel COVID-19 vaccine.
Source: Notice of getting the second dose of the Verocel COVID-19 vaccine
Views 518
This poster explains whether or not people currently infected with COVID-19 should take the vaccine.
Source: Should people currently infected with COVID-19 take the vaccine or not?
Views 616
This poster explains that you can receive the COVID-19 vaccine free of charge when it is your turn.
Source: It is your turn to get vaccinated, free of cost
Views 618
This poster dispels the rumor that the COVID-19 vaccine is spreading new variants.
Source: Rumors that vaccine is spreading new variants
Views 789
This poster asks the public to not be in dilemma for vaccination against COVID-19.
Source: Do not be in dilemma for vaccination
Views 576
This poster reminds the public to take their government issued ID in order to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Views 609
This infographic explains why getting tested for COVID-19 will help you in getting proper treatment if the test result is positive.
Source: Timely identification of disease is the treatment
Views 683
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