New Delhi: Gujarat leader Mansukh Mandaviya took over as a new Minister of Health on Thursday when the government prepared to prevent and if necessary against the potential of the third wave of Covid-19 and ramp up vaccination to ensure more people were protected by severe diseases and deaths from infection.
While the government aims to analyzen all adults over the age of 18 in December, this not only requires the expansion of the supply of vaccines, but also the increasing number of vaccination centers and vaccinators, especially in remote villages and tribal areas to ensure the overall equity of vaccines.
, With the last vaccination coverage leg is expected to hold significant challenges, Mandaviya must also find a strategy for effective communication and awareness campaigns to overcome vaccine doubts and achieve maximum coverage.
While Mandaviya replaced Harsh Vardhan as Minister of Health, Ashwini Kumar Chaubey was replaced by Dr.
Bharati Pravin Pawar as Minister of Junior.
Pawar Quit Nationalist Congress Party and join BJP in 2019.
Dr.
Pawar, 42, is a member of the first Sabha Lok of Dindori in Maharashtra.
He served as a member of Nashik Zila Parishad and worked because it eradicated malnutrition and provided clean drinking water to people.
Before joining politics, he was a medical practitioner.
The other main task of Mandaviya’s list is controlling the spread of the wider Covid-19 case even because some districts still report high inputitives, especially in countries such as Arunachal Pradesh, Rajasthan, Kerala, Manipur and Meghalaya.
In addition to health, Mandaviya will now lead the Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers, which are also under PurView Department of Pharmacy – the key department takes care of problems such as making drugs, vaccines, and other pharmaceutical products such as medical equipment etc.
To stop the 3rd wave, Mandaviya must race against time
