69% of people in the country are reluctant to get vaccinated against cholera: survey

New delhi date. 6. Wednesday, January, 2021

Emergency use of corona vaccine has been allowed in the country. However, the people of India still do not have confidence in the vaccine.

The government has announced plans to deliver the vaccine in the next 10 days, but a survey called Local Circles found that 69 per cent of the country's population is still reluctant to get the corona vaccine.

The Government of India has approved the Serum Institute's Covey Shield and Bharat Biotech vaccines but according to the survey, 69 per cent people are in no hurry to be vaccinated and there is still hesitation among the people about the vaccine. The survey polled more than 180,000 people in 224 districts Of these, 51 per cent were from Tier 1 cities and 31 per cent were from Tier 2 cities. In addition, another 10,000 people were included in the survey on whether children should be vaccinated. The survey was conducted on a local level platform.

Apart from this, only 26 per cent said that they want to vaccinate their children by April 2021. Thus, it has been found that people do not want to rush to vaccinate their children.

There was a similar reluctance among the people about the vaccine in November-December and there was no change in January.