By Udaya Kumar Shivamogga: With the threat of omicron variants from large towering Coronavirus, people rushed to take vaccines.
They have ignored government instructions to get vaccinations for months believe that the virus has disappeared.
The public, especially young people confuse vaccination centers in large quantities.
At the main vaccination center in Kuvempu Road in Shivamogga City, around 50% of people who took vaccines on Saturday were young people.
The Department of Health Training Center is located on Jalan Kuvempu is one of the busiest vaccination centers.
Doses are being given at this center since eight months and at first people wait for hours to get JAB and on several occasions of police service used to control the crowd.
After the Covid case fell, the crowd decreased.
More than 10% of people have not taken a single dose.
The center gives an average of 70 doses every day since September against more than 300 previous.
According to officials, this is not a story vaccination story.
Almost all centers in the district face the same problem.
After the threat of an Omicron virus, vaccination centers became busy with a large number of young men who turned to pierce, told Dr.
Kiran, responsible for the Covid vaccination center.
According to Kiran, 75% of teenagers aged between 18 and 45 years in the district have not turned out to stand out.
“We are worried about their family members,” Kiran added that youth did not give a legitimate reason for the delay and most of them claimed not to have time for it.
“Because the Covid case declined, I was postponing a vaccine.
I rushed to the Covid vaccination center on Saturday after I read that the booster dose will be given to protect one against Omicron,” said a 21-year-old girl, working in a private company, who took His first jab on Saturday.
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