Ranchi: Even when the State Government has not received an official letter from the center of the administration of the Covid Vizine Zydus Cadila India for children over 12 years, pediatrics and parents praise the decision on emergency replace approval among children.
Additional Chief Secretary (Health) Arun Kumar Singh said he had not received official communication in this matter but emphasized that the department would take further steps after receiving it.
The doctor said this step would help in giving the immune cover to children and increased the moral of the parents while letting their children be outdoors.
Some doctors also said vaccination would help reduce the risk of hospitalization and will eliminate the risk of morbidity in children who are susceptible to infected during the estimated third seed.
Speaking with Toi, a medical officer Specialist Cum Pediatrician at the Palamu District Hospital, Dr.
Gaurav Vishal, said, “Children over 12 years are the most moving populations among younger categories but they have not been vaccinated.
They went to school and visited Playground.
So, it is necessary to vaccinate them the earliest for primary prevention.
Middle steps are a welcome step and an achievement for us because we are the first country to approve DNA-based vaccines for younger populations.
“On whether the Cadila vaccine will be sufficient for The young population, Dr.
Vishal said, “This vaccine has been approved for emergency use because the results of the efficacy are very good and at the end of September, we will have a covaxin dose, also because of the complete trial.” On contacted for the safety of vaccines, the Associate Professor of the Pediatric Operation in Rims, Dr.
Abhishek Ranjan, said, “All covid vaccines are safe and people don’t need to worry about them because we have seen the results between the population of adults after vaccination.
This will not only be Helps prevent the spread of primary viruses but will also help reduce the risk of hospitalization and the morbidity of infected children who have been reported from Meghalaya and other parts of the country.
“Meanwhile, parents are also happy with vaccine approval and many of them say they will Relieved as they let their children explore out after they get a vaccine.
Patchouli Kumari, a coron, said, “My son’s study in class IX and I was very worried to send him to school even after the state government allowed voluntary offline classes for students above class IX.
But I will ask him to go to school after he gets Vaccines.
I am happy and grateful to the government for that move.
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