The task of door-to-door corona immunisation, according to minister of Medical and Public Welfare Ma Subramanian, is in full swing. Ma Subramaniam, minister of Medical and Public Welfare, visited the corona immunisation procedure in chennai Santom. At a press conference, he stated that there was no choice but to use the corona vaccine for all people who were eligible. That's why, on weekends, we started going door-to-door to get vaccinated.

The Medicare program's door-to-door corona vaccine campaign is in full force, looking for patients. In the quest for persons, the Medicare programme has helped 32,36,622 people. This study allows researchers to learn about the diseases that people in a given area are afflicted with. minister Ma Subramaniam stated, "We hope this will be a valuable effort."

The tamil Nadu government, which had previously held vaccination camps on Sundays, agreed to accommodate non-vegetarians' request and now holds immunisation camps on Saturdays. The tamil Nadu government was planned to undertake the eighth mega vaccination programme tomorrow, after holding seven so far. Following the entrance of the Deepavali festival on Thursday, a public holiday was declared on friday and Saturday. As a result, the 8th mega vaccination camp, which was supposed to take place today, Saturday, has been rescheduled owing to rain.
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S Venkateshwari

07/11/2021 01:21 PM