Nagpur: The school in this district strongly advocated for vaccination drives for their students who qualify with many of them arranging them on their campus.
Schools, both in the city and outside, have begun to urge parents and students to vaccines.
Ravindra Katolkar, District Education Officer, said, “We get a good response to drive our vaccination for those aged 15-18 years.
The reason we organized this vaccination camp on campus so students do not have to look for such places.
This campus provides The environment is safe and safe to vaccinate students.
“He said if other schools want to host such a drive, they can send requests.
“The principal can contact the nearest primary health care center for it, rather than repairing it through my office.
In this way, demand can be accelerated,” said Katolkar.
Many schools have taken initiatives and get a vaccination drive held on their campus.
Lucky Sadrani, Principal of Podar International (Katol), said, “We arrange the vaccination camp today for our students.
I contact the Ministry of Health when doing our RT-PCR test, and then I request that even vaccination must be made for students on campus.
It is easily agreed upon and we told the appropriate parents.
It is good to see students and parents show the desire to be vaccinated.
“In the city, Bhartiya Krishna Vidya Vihar (BKVV) is too organized by a similar camp.
Principal Chaya Chaturvedi said, “Our management approaches the health authority and plans to continue.
We have given a certain time slot to students and everyone arrives so, therefore there is no crowding witnessed.
After taking vaccines, we make arrangements for students to be given a biscuit package If – if they feel hungry vaccination.
“The coaching class has also stepped and made their students vaccinated.
Nisha Kothari from the IIT-Home said, “Students take vaccines at our own training center.
On Saturday, 129 students took shots.” Many schools and other coach classes, not previously appointed as vaccination centers, have been applied to playing at least for their students.
The Ministry of Education official said although it was more feasible to hold camps where at least 100 students were present, it did not always occur.
“It requires labor and planning.
As a government institution, our goal is to coordinate with the Ministry of Health and ensure that their resources are used efficiently.
But in certain areas, such high numbers cannot be achieved and we do not want to deny Students the opportunity to get a vaccine where they feel comfortable, “the official said.
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