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Vaccination drive: Speed up process

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
May 30, 2021
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The medicos all across the Union Territory have been making frequent statements regarding the Covid vaccination in order to put an end to the fake news and reports regarding the vaccine. There are people who are showing less interest towards the inoculations and have been staying away from the process. The government has organized several camps and set up various centers where the people of different age group are being inoculated. However, the reports that are out in the public domain claimed that doctors too are in the list of people who have stayed away from the vaccination process. If experts are believed, the vaccination is the only way out to fight the pandemic as it helps in generating immune system to fight the virus inside the human body. One fails to understand why the people are least interested in getting vaccinated when it is set to help them in fighting the virus. One cannot imagine of fighting the virus without having the good immune system. Thus, in order to create more awareness among the masses, the government should come up with public notices and advertisements so that people are attracted towards inoculations. There is a need to understand the intensity of the situation and vaccination at this juncture can play a pivotal role. Thus, the people must come out and get the jab of vaccination. The government should also speed up the process so that all the people are vaccinated in a shortest possible time.

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