Yadgir: Tinthani Panchayat Village in Yadgir Karnataka Regency has been declared the first village of Pancrayat in the state to achieve 100% Covid vaccination.
All 4,200 people who meet the requirements have been vaccinated within its limits in an all-out effort.
The Yadgir district is considered one of the most recent districts in Karnataka.
However, district administration is able to achieve what is authorized in most developed regions, including the district around Bengaluru, cannot reach.
The district government is preparing to announce another Panchayat village shortly and many more work with speed and fast motivation.
The implementation of vaccination programs is seen as a matter of pride for local leaders and government officials concerned.
Yadgir is very developed and the literacy rate is also very low.
There is a misunderstanding of side effects, long-term damage regarding vaccination as a very high vaccination resistance.
That’s when the district commissioner, R.
Raagapriya, decided to have one gram of inspirational Panchayat to motivate others to advance for vaccination programs.
Tinthani Panchayat village was chosen and all income and tehsildar authorities were sent along with the Ministry of Health staff.
With a 95% door-to-door campaign from people vaccinated.
The outreach program is held to reach people.
The staff who have been vaccinated can already handle misunderstandings that quote their own example.
Raagapriya said that with reviews and continuous motivation for vaccination goals achieved.
“Most government officials do not require monetary benefits, they want recognition from above.
We recognize their efforts by providing certificates and facilitating them.
After success in Tinthani Gram Panchayat, all other Panchayats in three taluks in the Yadgir district are truly motivated for the implementation of the program Effective vaccination.
We plan to achieve 100 percent vaccination in all districts before the emergence of the third wave of Covid-19 pandemic, “he said.
“My next mission is to eradicate child malnutrition in the district,” he stressed.