Chairman of FWICE BN Tiwari: Vaccine centers can be set up at Meera Road, Madh

After shortlisting two locations other than Film City, the chairman of FWICE says that the cine body has written another letter to the CM for the members’ immunization scheme.

Impaign for all film workers (Film City Board ready to open vaccination booth, 17 April) Was done. Now, Film Associations – including the Film and Television Producers Council of India (IFTPC), the Western India Cine Employees Association (FWICE), the Indian Motion Picture Producers Association (IMPPA), and others – have shortened three centers to expand the state government’s inoculation scheme. Sending another letter with asked for its approval.


A meeting with key producers and stakeholders of the industry was held yesterday to take stock of the situation. Our industry has 10,000 active members [who are involved with ongoing projects] and over five lakh members. We want to set up camp so that they can get vaccinated easily. “


“Centers can be established at Film City, Madh Island and Mira Road. A number of serials are shot in and around [Mira Road]. We need these centers so that the hands of the unit can take a break from their work and take the jab.

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Closing the initiative would be easy, should be done at a time when the state is facing a shortage of vaccines, and centers are temporarily closing. Majithia said, “The lack of vaccination is a painful [reality] at the moment. So, it will take some time, but we will ensure that our members are safe.”

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