States must have cold storage ready for corona vaccine: Modi

If states are not alerted against Corona, there is no need to say 'my boat sank where there was less water': Modi warns

India's view on global vaccine testing, price and dosage pending: PM

New delhi date. Tuesday, November 24, 2020

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a meeting with the chief ministers of the states amid the Koro epidemic. He also asked the states to start preparations for making the corona vaccine available to the people from now on. He also advised the chief ministers to make arrangements for cold storage to save the vaccine.

Modi said that whatever vaccine is being explored will be thoroughly tested on a scientific basis. However, Modi also warned people with vaccines that if they are not vigilant, their lives are in danger and everyone should try to avoid the Koro epidemic. Striking the states, Modi said that the states need to be alert or else there will be no situation where it has to be said that Mary Kayati was drowned there, where there was less water.

Modi also said that if the chief ministers have any advice on how to deal with the Koro epidemic, they can contact the Center directly. Modi also said that people have to be vigilant, negligence will not work. Initially there was an atmosphere of fear among the people towards Corona, but people were also committing suicide out of fear. After which people began to have doubts about each other.

At one time people were more vigilant but now they feel that the virus is weakening. This has led to a kind of negligence among the people which is not right. Modi also told the states that efforts should be made to save the people from corona by any means and efforts should be made to bring the death rate below one per cent. He also advised the states to pay attention to where the vaccine trial is going on.

Talking about vaccines, Modi said that India is keeping an eye on wherever vaccines are being tested and researched in the world. It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. The Indian team is also working with the world on vaccines.

The issue of who will be vaccinated first will be discussed with the states and then decided, although the states now need to start working on cold storage to preserve the vaccine. Many vaccines in the world are being made in India but it is not yet clear which vaccine will be used.