Bhopal: Children in the age group of 15 to 17 years who have taken both doses of corona doses were awarded in Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh. The children were given other prizes including laptops, tablets, bicycles as gifts. On Friday, Medical Education Minister Vishwas Sarang felicitated 89 children between the ages of 15 and 17 who have taken both doses of the vaccine. The scheme has been launched to encourage children to take the second dose. A total of 89 students who took the second dose through the lottery system were selected. As a form of encouragement, one child was given a laptop, tablet to a three, bicycle to 5, copper water wattle set to 30 and pens to the 50 children.
On this occasion, Vishwas Sarang said that the children who got vaccinated are our brand ambassadors. He appealed to those children to encourage others to get vaccinated as well. Minister Sarang said that their parents and teachers have also played an important role in getting the children vaccinated against corona. Sarang was addressing a lucky draw prize distribution programme held at Katju Hospital.
At the same time, Minister Sarang said that the vaccine is an effective measure for the fight against Corona. We have to take care that we are not infected and no one is infected through us. It is necessary to get vaccinated for this. He said that with the help of social institutions, we have reached this position by winning the battle against Corona. The PM created the vaccine program in such a way that everyone could get vaccinated on time and everyone could be safe. Children in the age group of 15 to 17 years who completed both doses of corona vaccine were felicitated by Care India at Katju Hospital in the capital. Minister Sarang gave away prizes to the selected children in the lucky draw.
Himachal Pradesh: Massive fire breaks out at camping site store
There will be door-to-door delivery of digital land records in this state
