Bengaluru: Vaccination of students who pursue higher studies began on Monday, said Karnataka Health Minister Dr K Sudhakar.
“There are 24,37,732 students pursuing higher studies in the state.
We begin their vaccination from today.
We want to vaccinate students to continue the higher education class,” said Sudhakar told reporters here.
Happy! You have managed to throw your voteogin to see Resulthe added that parents from children under 10 years will also be vaccinated by priority.
The supply of vaccines has been increased to make it possible.
He replied to a request about the consequences of the reopening of the school and college.
“We have to unlock step by step.
I will not say education is not important but more important is their lives (students).
We must be extra careful,” Minister said.
According to him, the center has warned the state government to be suddenly locked.
Instead of doing it stage after stages because many might be a covid carrier, he explained.
“The Technical Advisory Committee has tried to find out whether the second wave is over.
This question arises because the infection decreases due to locking.
To assess the situation, we will need at least a week,” said Sudhakar.
Indicates that it was only a week since the lock subsided in the state, he said he would wait another week to see the unlock effect.
The Minister said Maharashtra had a 11 percent infection rate regarding the existence of whether it was the third wave or still a second wave.
Speaking of vaccination drives, he said at an average of four to five lakh people who were vaccinated every day.
Karnataka launched a drive vaccination for students who pursue higher studies
