New Delhi: When it has become almost a norm for travelers to bring a negative RT-PCR test report or Covid Vaccination certificate, the Government Government has told the Supreme Court that he has “not issued a standard operating procedure (SOP) which makes carrying a mandatory vaccination certificate for any purpose “.
The central statement was a response to the petition that was looking for liberation from a vaccination certificate for people with disabilities and requesting vaccination settings in their residence.
The center said the government runs ‘vaccinations for all’ programs, including close to homes or on home vaccination strategies, providing facilities that allow disabled people to vaccinate without obstacles.
“A total of 23,678 doses have been given to the disabled people who have been voluntarily selected to be identified at vaccination,” he said.
The center said it had suggested all countries and UTS to “vaccinate the bed or beneficiaries with very limited mobility or defects and / or special needs along with their caregivers in their residence using a cellular vaccination team”.
Judge Dy Chandrachud and Surya Kant will take the case to hear on Tuesday.
In the request for people with disabilities can be released from using a mask, the center says it is a global practice suggested by WHO and health experts.
“Asymptomatic or pre-symptomatic people who may feel good and do not realize their infection to others also tends to transmit infection to others.
Likewise, persons with the same disabilities tend to be infected with Covid-19 and transmit the same around them as others as others , “he said.
Vaccine certificates do not have to be for any purpose, the Center told SC
