Jaipur: Chotos Meena (34) from Darbheeji Village in the City Reluctant to take the Covid vaccine and avoid it in April and May.
However, all of his fears faded with large-scale awareness by the Ministry of Health, social media and newspapers.
He got his first dose in July and is now waiting for the dose of both.
Now, the Ministry of Health distributes 65% of its vaccines to rural belts and 45% are in urban areas.
Like him some other people in rural areas Rajasthan which is a little worried about the vaccine looks queued to get their jab.
The vaccination center in the fitness department on Friday stated that vaccine doubts have now faded from rural areas and even from tribal districts such as Baran, Banswara and Dungarpur.
According to estimates by the Ministry of Health, in July, 55% of the vaccine distribution is in rural areas while 45% is limited to urban areas.
“In this month we have distributed 65% of vaccines in rural areas while 45% are given in urban areas,” Dr.
Raghuraj Singh, Vaccination Nodal, Vaccination.
“I think through the media, social media, our conscious camps and the fear of the third wave have been linked to fading hesitation vaccines.
All during the second wave of many people lost their relatives.
The deadly second wave is also responsible for fading doubts, “Dr.
Raghuraj Singh, Vaccination, vaccination.
Now, rustic belts guarantee to get a lot of vaccines and follow up with the health department on vaccine shipments every day.
“Some people in my village told me that with my vaccine would be impotent.
However, gradually when people in the village I also began taking Jab from June and it was found that the vaccine did not endanger me also took my first dose on July 18,” Chotya Meena said, a native of Dharbeeji Village in the city.
Likewise, in Banswara centers, Dungarpur and Baran where local residents used to face health authorities every time the vaccination site was made in their village now seen asking them and motivating people to get Jab.
In April and June, this vaccination was mainly in urban areas while rural areas showed their resistance and doubts.
“They now guarantee the dose of their vaccine.
We got a call from Sarpanch and others to share their vaccines in a timely time actually a good sign,” Singh added.
Authorities stated that health workers and workers Aasha Sehyogini also worked hard in allowing fear of fading from the minds of people living in the village and hamlet.
When contacted, Sidharth Mahajan, Secretary, medical and health at the scenario that was changed, said, “No, they asked and complained when their vaccine would end.
Our people in these districts continue to follow up with the people involved in The vaccine distribution to find out when they will get a vaccine and they ask for a special quantity.
So, as far as Rajasthan concerns the hesitation vaccine no longer survives.
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