Rajkot: The deadline for mandatory vaccination for traders and factories draw almost, but Rajkot Municipal Corporation (RMC) does not know anything about how many staff cannot be vaccinated due to lack because it does not have data.
Forget data, it doesn’t even have this type of category produced during a survey conducted last year on how many people have to be vaccinated! The government defines super spreaders and mandated factories to make JAB mandatory or face the closure to make the spread of the virus.
This places the July 10 deadline where employees work with traders and in small-scale factories in the GIDC area told to take vaccination.
All roadside vendors also fall into the category of mandatory vaccination.
“There are no super spreader categories in our list and therefore we do not have data to show how many of them are vaccinated and how many are not,” said the senior RMC officers to Ti with anonymous requirements.
Vaccines, the centers in Rajkot are reduced to 32 of 62 and all camps planned by social organizations and trade associations are also postponed.
Rajkot Chamber of Commerce and Industry (RCCI) on Thursday shot a letter to the state government who asked to extend the deadline until July 31.
Ganatra, Vice President RCCI said, “Authority must help us to make our people vaccinated than mere problems.
Mandates to make people vaccinate.
The authorities must vaccinate our people in a place that has not been vaccinated than to take coercive actions.” There is hatred.
Among the traders because they must give mandatory leave to employees who are not vaccinated.
The process was closed throughout the state for three days that gave them helpless feelings.
Divyesh Patadiya, President of Rajkot Jems and Jewelery Association, said, “We asked for authority to arrange camps for our associations.
We will provide all facilities so that all those left behind including our workers can be vaccinated.”