Who will be given the corona vaccine in India will be informed via SMS, will also get a certificate

 

 Four vaccines for the Corona virus, Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca and Sputnik V, have come up against the final efficacy data.  The Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine has a 70.4 percent success rate, while the success rate of the other three vaccines is more than 94 percent.  Oxford drops are also 90 percent effective on certain types of patterns.  All vaccines except the Russian vaccine will now go to regulators for immediate approval.

 Thus, the possibility that the corona vaccine will be available early next year has become more prevalent.  The Government of India has almost prepared the complete outline of the Vaccination Program.  Preparations are in full swing for the first corona vaccine to be given.

 The government will send an SMS, you will also get a certificate of vaccination

 India is all set to vaccinate first and foremost health workers, frontline workers and senior citizens on a priority basis.  Everyone in this high priority group will also be notified via SMS of the date, time and place of the vaccination.  The message will also have the name of the organization / health worker giving the vaccine.  SMS will also be given for the second dose after the first dose is given.  When the vaccination process is complete, a digital QR based certificate will also be generated and there will be proof of vaccination.  A digital platform, which will track the stock and distribution / vaccination of Corona vaccine, said.  The government will gradually move forward with the vaccination issue.

 The side effects of the vaccine will also be monitored

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 The government will monitor the people once the corona vaccine is given.  The purpose behind doing so is to increase public confidence in the safety of the vaccine.  The government has already asked the states and union territories to launch awareness campaigns in this regard as people of different ages have different perceptions about vaccination.  States have been instructed to maintain adequate stocks of adrenaline injections so that they can be administered to people in the event of an allergic reaction.