covid vaccine: ‘Stop playing numbers and vaccinate, otherwise it will be difficult to save children in the third wave’

Jaipur: The second wave of coronavirus caused serious coronavirus vaccination in the country. There was a shortage of drugs and oxygen. Now the wave is slowly receding. The number of patients is declining in some states. But experts have also warned of a third wave. The third wave is said to be a threat to children’s lives. On the other hand, due to the shortage of covid vaccine, most of the states are facing difficulties in vaccination. Now the Congress chief minister in Rajasthan, Ashok Gehlot, has targeted the central government over the vaccine.

The government should ensure that maximum number of vaccines are supplied to the states by stopping the numbers game. If not everyone is vaccinated, the third wave of corona will be even worse. Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has tweeted that he will not be able to save children. Gehlot tweeted three times in a row criticizing the central government’s vaccination policy.

Prime Minister Modi and Health Minister Dr. Harshvardhan should give top priority to vaccine production. This should be done by making necessary changes in the law to allow and encourage other companies to produce vaccines. India is a world leader in vaccine production. It should be used, Gehlot said.

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The population of the country is over 130 crores. Such a large population needs to be vaccinated as soon as possible. Otherwise the children will also be infected in the third wave of corona. “The third wave will be worse than the second one due to lack of oxygen and medicines and we will not be able to save the children,” said Ashok Gehlot.

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States are responsible for vaccinating citizens between the ages of 18 and 44. But Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has often criticized the Center for this. Gehlot has been demanding that the central government provide free vaccinations to all. The state has ordered 1 crore doses to the Serum Institute. But so far 16 lakh doses have been received. About 3.25 crore youth in the state need about 7 crore doses to be given both doses of vaccine. The state government has also issued global tenders. But which company will give how many vaccines? The Rajasthan government has said that it is not clear yet.