Mumbai: Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray recently spoke about the slow pace of vaccination against corona virus in the state. In fact, he expressed concern last Sunday and said that he would raise the issue during his interaction with the Prime Minister next week. Let me tell you all that last Sunday, Uddhav Thackeray said, "Apart from non-availability of vaccines, people's reluctance to get vaccines is also a big issue. At the same time, he called upon the people to give up hesitation and get vaccinated.''

Let me tell you that last Sunday he was interacting with senior journalists at his official residence 'Varsha' in the posh Malabar Hill area of south Mumbai. In the meantime, he talked a lot but refused to answer any questions on politics. In the meantime, when asked about his government's long-term strategy to tackle the epidemic, he said, "First of all, we should focus on the task of vaccinating as many people as possible and increase medical infrastructure in the State. ’’

He further said, "People are talking about booster doses. First, we make sure everyone gets both doses. At the same time, he also said, "There are people who have not taken the first dose. The effect of the third (possible) wave of the epidemic can be greatly reduced if people behave properly and those who have received both doses should also wear masks.''

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