CHENNAI: AIADMK planner O Panneerselvam on Thursday urged Tamil Nadu chief minister M K Stalin to make all attempts to stop the third tide of Covid-19.
He said individuals need to be made aware they are accountable for preventing the next wave.
“Vaccination is the only means to stop the next tide,” OPS stated in a declaration.
The former chief minister stated the greatest daily instances reported from the nation during the initial tide was first 97,000 while it climbed to 4.14 lakh from the next wave.
In Tamil Nadu, the most daily cases reported through the initial tide was 7,000.
It climbed to 36,000 from the next wave.
“Insufficient health infrastructure to handle this resulted in a rise in daily deaths,”” OPS stated.
In many nations, the effects of the disorder was quite extreme than the last tide.
Since the effect of the next wave had experienced a catastrophic impact on Tamil Nadu, it had been crucial to consider precautionary steps for the next wave in the aftermath of a warning,” he explained.
“Identify the people, besides Covid instances and people who obtained jabs, and prioritise them for inoculation in the oldest and the remainder then,” OPS stated.
The reports indicated 1.12 crore doses were administered until June 16.
Considering that the people of eight crore from Tamil Nadu, the condition requires 16 crore vaccines,” he explained.