Vadodara Cong launched vaccination campaign for awareness

The country is struggling with basic necessities of the treatment at some parts. While the third phase of #LargestVaccinationDrive is about to begin from May 1st, there’s lack of vaccines in many states. The spike in cases has only increased the fear of coronavirus in people. The lack of awareness and hestitation in people to get the vaccine is quite serious.

With an aim to spread awareness, Vadodara Congress have launched a campaign for vaccination in the city. The aim is to make them understand the importance of Vaccine- to fight the deadly coronavirus. On Friday they gathered at Badamdi Baug and appealed the citizens to get vaccinated through placards and posters. At the same time, banners have been put up in many places in the city to spread awareness about vaccination.

To defeat corona and increase herd immunity, vaccination is the only option and to motivate people they will reach to the doorsteps and request them to get vaccinated. Congress vaccination chariot will go door-to-door to appeal to the people for vaccination. The chariot will provide water to public places where water is needed and social distance will be observed where crowds have gathered.

Many states have declared free vaccinations for 18 plus people. They requested the Gujarat government to make arrangement for free and compulsory vaccination and steps should be taken to prevent private hospitals charged hefty money from patients.

In the current situation when people are financially weak, the Congress appealed the government to make arrangements for free vaccination for all people. At the same time, they appealed the public to take the first dose of the vaccine as it helps in gaining strong immunity to fight the virus.

The plasma donation program has been launched by the Gujarat Pradesh Congress Committee and the Health Committee at a time when the number of donors is very low as the need for life-saving plasma for corona treatment is very high. They appeal people to join the fight for humanity as a plasma donor.