Mumbai: Because of lack of vaccine doses, people must return to disappointed houses on Tuesday.
People make a queue outside the BKC Covid-19 vaccination center on Tuesday but they must return because of the unavailability of doses.
Santosh Pandey, who is waiting outside the vaccination center since morning, said that vaccines are not available for the first or second dose and they only allow those who have registered online for vaccines.
“We stand in the queue since morning at 7:00 a.m.
now they say vaccines are not available for the first dose or second dose.
They say we will be notified when the vaccine will be available.
Many people are frustrating and return to them home.
They only allow those who have registered Online for vaccines.
I want to ask the government to provide a vaccine for protection against Covid-19, “Santosh Pandey said.
Others waiting for the second dose said that the government must add a vaccine so that everyone can be vaccinated.
Prabhakar Sawant told Ani, “I waited here more than one and a half hours for my second dose.
The 90 days ended but they said the vaccine was not available at this age.
The government must increase vaccine doses so that everyone can get it vaccinated.” Daily workers Come for vaccination with his father said it was impossible for them to leave work and come for vaccination.
Mumbai faced a vaccine shortage since early July.
Previously, BMC suspended inoculation in Civic centers and the government which quoted a lack of vaccine doses.
Other countries such as Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Odisha also experienced shortages in the Covid-19 vaccine.