PM Modi takes first dose of Corona vaccine, in AIIMS (TKB-Update)

The second phase of corona vaccination has started from today. With this, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has also taken the first dose of Corona vaccine. PM Modi himself arrived in AIIMS in the morning and got the Corona vaccine installed. With this, PM Modi appealed to the people to get the Corona vaccine.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted, ‘I took my first dose of Corona vaccine in AIIMS, it is admirable how our doctors and scientists have worked in quick time to strengthen the global fight against Corona, I am all of them I appeal to those who are eligible to take the vaccine, together, we should make India corona free. ‘

Covaxin’s credibility crisis ends!
By taking the dose of indigenous vaccine ‘covicin’, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has worked to deliver many messages. Actually, many leaders of the opposition have raised questions on this vaccine. Now PM Modi has tried to overcome the credibility crisis by taking doses of cocaine, and has raised the slogan of self-reliant India and appealed people to participate in the vaccination program.

Sambit Patra said – This “confidence-building” picture
On this move by PM Narendra Modi, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national spokesperson Sambit Patra said, ‘This is really a “confidence-building” picture, our PM leads the war against Corona in an exemplary way, From time to time and with the right intervention, saved the lives of innumerable people, finally he is leading one of the world’s largest vaccine drive, let us follow the PM’s appeal.

Second phase of vaccination has started today
Today the second phase of vaccination is being started across the country. In the next phase of the vaccine war against Corona, people over 60 years of age or over 45 years of age suffering from different diseases will be able to get the corona vaccine. Its arrangements in government hospitals as well as private hospitals. Have been done.

Who will be given vaccine in the second phase, what is the rule?
– The elderly over 60 years will be vaccinated
– Those with more than 45 years of serious illness will be able to get vaccinated.
– They need to be included in the list of critical illness has also been released by the government
– For those with critical illness, accredited doctor’s certificate will be required
– The Central Government has also released the format of this certificate

The central government has also fixed the price of vaccines in private hospitals.
– 250 rupees will be charged for one dose of vaccine
– In which Rs 150 will be in the form of vaccines and 100 service charges.
– While the corona vaccine will be given free of cost in government hospitals