Taking COVID-19 vaccine depends on the will of the person - Union Ministry of Health
New Delhi: The Union Health Ministry has said that taking the dose of Covid-19 the vaccine will depend on the will of the person and underlined that the vaccine
available in India will be as effective as the vaccine developed in other
countries. The Ministry said that even those who have been infected with Covid-19 in the past are advised to take the full dose of Coronavirus vaccine as it
will create strong immunity against the disease.
The ministry said that two
weeks after taking the second dose, a protective level of antibodies in the body
is ready. The ministry prepared a list of some questions and answers related to
the Covid-19 vaccine on Thursday night.
Some questions have been included in
this, such as whether it is necessary for everyone to take the vaccine, how many
days antibodies will be ready from the vaccine, can a person who has recovered
from Covid-19 also take the vaccine, etc. The ministry said, "Taking Covid-19 the vaccine will depend on the will of the person. However, it is advisable to take
the full dose of the vaccine. ”The ministry said that different vaccines are in
different stages of testing.
The government is preparing to start the Covid-19
vaccination soon. Trials of six Covid-19 vaccines are underway in India. It is
undergoing testing on vaccines of Zydus Cadila, Genoa, Oxford, a vaccine
developed by Biotech in India in coordination with ICMR. The vaccine developed
by Biological E Limited in Hyderabad is also in coordination with the Gamalaya
National Center in Russia, Sputnik VK vaccines at the Dr. Reddy Lab in Hyderabad
and in collaboration with MIT, USA.
On whether the vaccine prepared after
testing in a short period will be safe and whether it can have some side
effects, the ministry has said that the vaccine will be offered after the
approval of regulatory institutions on the basis of safety and effectiveness.
The Ministry said that for safe vaccination campaigns, states have also been
asked to make arrangements to deal with the adverse effects of vaccines. The
ministry said that two doses of the vaccine would be required to be taken at an
interval of 28 days. Patients suffering from cancer, diabetes, hypertension, etc.
can also take the dose of the Covid-19 vaccine. In the initial phase, vaccines of
Kovid-19 will be given to health workers and priority groups working on the
front.
Depending on the availability of the Covid-19 vaccine, people over the age of 50
can also be given its dose. The identified people will be informed about
vaccination and its time on their mobile number. On why health workers and
advance personnel have been selected for vaccination, the ministry has said that
the government is giving priority to the high-risk groups to get the vaccine
dose first. Documents like driving license, PAN card, voter ID card, Aadhaar
card, etc. will be valid for vaccines.
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