Prime Minister Narendra Modi, said on Thursday that the country is ready to expand its second phase of the country’s vaccination campaign to reduce infections of those above the age of 60 with comorbidities by the killer virus Covid-19 at Delhi’s AIIMS hospital.
In the second phase of the national coronavirus vaccination drive, PM Modi became the first beneficiary.
A dose of homemade covaxin from Bharat Biotech and the Indian Medical Research Council was given to the Prime Minister (ICMR).
PM Modi tweeted his photograph of him receiving the Jab, ‘Took my first AIIMS dose of COVID-19 vaccine.’
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The Prime Minister added: “It is remarkable how our doctors and researchers have worked rapidly to strengthen the global fight against COVID19.”
PM Modi appealed to all those who are eligible to take the vaccine for the reluctance to treat Covid-19 vaccine.
“Let’s make India free, together COVID-19,” he said.
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PM Modi’s tweeting image shows him wearing the Assam gamcha, symbolic of women’s blessings from the East. On many occasions he was seen wearing it.
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Sister P Niveda from Puducherry administered Bharat BioTech’s Covaxin. Kerala was the second nurse.
After the regulatory approval for emergency use without phase 3 test results, Bharat Covaxin Biotech’s coronavirus vaccine was in controversy.
In January the President and Managing Director of the company, Dr. Krishna Ella, made it clear that the vaccine is safe. The company conducted studies of Bharat Biotech in more than 12 countries apart from India.
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From today the Covid-19 vaccines Covaxin and Covishield will be made publicly available.
On January 16, the first phase of the nationwide Covid-19 vaccination process started. As of February 13, the second vaccine dose started.
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