Trial of 3 more corona vaccines in advanced stage: PM Modi

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while addressing the country on Monday evening, said that the government has been less to increase the availability of the covid vaccine. The government has been active since the beginning of Corona and has made every effort to control the pandemic.

PM Modi Address to Nation:

The fight of the people of India with the second wave of Corona continues. Like many countries of the world, it has gone through great pain during this fight. Many of us have lost our acquaintances and relatives.

My condolences to such families. This is the biggest tragedy in the last hundred years. The modern world had neither seen nor experienced such an epidemic. Our country has fought together on many fronts with such a big epidemic. From the construction of the covid hospital, the network of ventilators, testing labs, a new health infrastructure has been prepared to fight covid.

What PM said?

During the second wave, the demand for medical oxygen increased unimaginably during April and May. Such a large quantity of medical oxygen was not needed in the history of India. But all the machinery of government was imposed. It was available from anywhere in the world. brought into.

The production of essential medicines was increased manifold. Medicines were brought from abroad. The most effective weapon against an invisible and transforming enemy like Corona is the covid Protocol. Mask and two yards. Vaccine is like a protective shield for us in this fight. Compared to the demand for vaccines all over the world today, the countries and companies producing it are very few.

He said, imagine what happens in a country like India if we do not have our own vaccine. If we look at the history of the last 60 to 70 years, then it will be known that it used to take decades for India to get the vaccine from abroad. Be it polio vaccine, smallpox, hepatitis. For this the countrymen waited for decades. Till our government was formed in 2014, the vaccine coverage in India was only 60 percent. The speed at which India's vaccination program was progressing. In that way, it would have taken about 40 years for India to achieve 100% vaccination.

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