Chandigarh: Come on January 1, anyone in Haryana who qualified for the second dose of the Covid-19 vaccine but not entirely vaccinated it would not be able to utilize basic services, including visiting milk booths, shopping complexes, liquor stores, and wine stores, cinema rooms, and related facilities.
There are no individuals, including government employees, will be permitted to visit government offices without being fully vaccinated.
Health Minister Haryana Anil Vij made this announcement on Wednesday in response to the calling movement of the call which was transferred in assembly during the ongoing winter session of Haryana Vidhan Sabha.
He said the decision was taken considering the Covid-19 pandemic who proposed a big challenge for the community.
Then, an order, passed by the Head of the Additional School (Health) Rajeev Arora was issued on Wednesday night.
Orders have been sent to all Deputy Commissioners (DCS) from 22 districts to ensure compliance with directions.
Managers responsible for these places must be instructed by DCS to ensure only those who have received the second dose of Covid-19 vaccination, the order said.
DC has been directed to hold a meeting with all suitable office heads.
And direct them to form a team to ensure that only those who have received the second dose of vaccinations are permitted in their building.
DCS has also been instructed to form a multidisciplinary team to check the implementation of this direction.
“The first dose of Covid-19 vaccination has reached 93% of the population while the second dose is still lagging behind at 60%.
A large number of beneficiaries are due and late for a long time for the second dose of Covid-19 vaccination.
The new Covid-19 variant appears often and new- This new Omicron case shows an increasing trend in our country.
Seeing the current scenario, steps need to be taken to increase the coverage of vaccination to reduce the spread of the coronavirus, “according to the commands passed by Arora.
Haryana’s civil surgeon was also directed at giving birth to a vaccination team where and whenever was asked by the office on charges or for on-thespot vaccination or for regular vaccination camps in the meeting place.
In the Assembly, VIJ said that both vaccination doses were a strong shield to avoid infection and along with the use of masks and maintaining social distance was also very important.
He said that he had sent a wireless message to all police supervisors and police commissioners in the state that did not wear a mask had to be fined Rs 500 and ordered deputy commissioners to carry out social examinations or events.
Country, VIJ said, did not have a policy on the dose of booster until now there was no decision taken by the central government about this.
The Minister of Health Haqryana explained Omicron, a new variant of Covid-19, as a major concern because it was still unclear how infection or dangerous it was.