Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s resolution to receive the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine on the first day of India’s vaccination campaign opens up to the elderly and others over the age of forty-five with comorbidities and removes any doubt in other people’s minds about the vaccine. AIIMS Director Dr. Randeep Guleria said on Monday.
Modi won Bharat Biotech’s locally developed Covaxin vaccine on Monday morning. AIIMS reported “the prime minister’s stopover at the hospital to be vaccinated on Sunday night and as such, no special arrangements were made for him,” Guleria told PTI. .
“Since it was a weekday, he preferred to come early in the morning so as not to disturb the patients in the hospital,” Guleria explained. “The Prime Minister getting vaccinated from day one would motivate public confidence and remove any doubts. “and the doubts they could possibly have about the vaccine. People are coming to get vaccinated and rid India of the disease,” he said.
Guleria said Sister P Niveda of Pondicherry, who administered the Covaxin vaccine to the prime minister, was only informed of her high-profile task in the morning. The AIIMS director said Modi fired at around 6:30 a. m. , after which he was kept under surveillance. for part of an hour according to protocol, after which he left.
“He’s fine after getting the vaccine,” Guleria said. Modi took his first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at AIIMS here on Monday and appealed to everyone who is eligible to get vaccinated.
“I received my first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at AIIMS. It’s remarkable how our doctors and scientists have temporarily worked in the global fight against COVID-19,” Modi tweeted after receiving the vaccine. “I call on all those who are eligible to be vaccinated. Together, let’s free India from COVID-19!” he said.
Nurse Niveda later told reporters that the prime minister, after receiving the vaccine, remarked, “Laga bhi diya, pata bhi nahin chala (Is it done yet?I didn’t even pay for it). ” The government announced last Wednesday that anyone over the age of 60 and 45 and over with comorbidities will be able to get vaccinated against COVID-19 from March 1 for free in public services and for a fee in many private hospitals.
Citizens will be able to register and make an appointment for vaccination, anytime, anywhere, via the Co-WIN 2. 0 portal: “http://www. cowin. gov. in” www. cowin. gov. in or via other computer applications. Like Aarogya Setu. Il there is also a “walk-in” provision that allows beneficiaries to register at the nearby consultation site to get vaccinated.
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