Indore: Indore city is now becoming an example in the country. It is already number one in cleanliness and now Indore has overtaken one case and all the cities of the country. In fact, the highest vaccination in a day last Monday has become the first city in the country to do so. Let us tell you that more than 2 lakh 23 thousand people have been vaccinated in a day during the Vaccination Campaign in the city.
Most importantly, various offers have been made to vaccinate people in the city to encourage this vaccination campaign. Yes, these gifts are being given here by big business organizations and traders. These range from bus tickets to refrigerators. On the other hand, Govind Sharma, president of the Prime Route Bus Honours Association, says, "We are giving free bus tickets for a one-time journey to vaccinating people at the centre built at navalkha bus stand in the city".
Govind Sharma further said, "I have suffered a huge loss in business due to Covid-19. I am praying to God that the vaccination campaign is successful and the corona epidemic ends at the earliest. Drivers, conductors and sailors are also being vaccinated at the centre of Navalakha bus stand". Let us tell you that for the first time under the vaccination campaign, centres have also been set up in three shopping malls in the city.
In fact, the owners of these malls said that they are giving selfie sticks and other gifts to the vaccinating customers. He also said that refrigerators and other big gifts will also be given through lucky draws to the vaccinated customers in the three shopping malls. On the other hand, officials also said that many vaccination centres in the city have been decorated and vaccinators are being cared for like guests. Poha, lassi and soft drinks are being served to people who have come everywhere to get vaccinated.
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