New Delhi: Vaccination has been considered as the only weapon to prevent the coronavirus epidemic after it spread. It is also said to be necessary to wear masks, keep social distancing and stay clean. Though the government claims that all are being vaccinated, and people are being officially motivated to get the vaccine done, there are still many people who have not either vaccinated or did not take another dose after taking the first dose.
Even the first dose of those who have not taken the second dose at the scheduled time after taking the first dose will not be effective. There are 3 lakh people in Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh, who have not yet administered the second dose. Out of these, 30,000 are people whose time has expired. These people may face a huge problem in the possible third wave of the corona. Experts say that the immunity developed in such people will be neutralized. It will not be of any benefit. That is, they will be at the highest risk when the corona infection increases.
Experts say that there are two types of antibodies formed in a person's body. One is automatically formed after infection and the other after applying both doses of the vaccine. Antibodies are made in about 80 per cent of people after being vaccinated.
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