Prime Minister Narendra Modi will bd having a meeting with the beneficiaries and vaccinators who are a part of the Covid-19 vaccination drive in Uttar Pradesh’s Varanasi on Friday.
The interaction is scheduled for 1.15 pm virtually by the mode of video conferencing. During the interaction, the participants will talk about their experience of the inoculation. There will dialogue and discussion between Modi and scientists, politicians stakeholders with the intent to have a smooth function of the largest vaccination drive in the world, the Prime Minister’s office (PMO) stated.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced it on Twitter, “The world’s largest vaccination drive is underway in India. Our frontline warriors are getting vaccinated across the nation. At 1.15 pm, 22nd January, I would interact with the beneficiaries and vaccinators of Covid-19 vaccination drive in Varanasi via video conferencing.”
On January 16, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Covid-19 vaccination drive via video conferencing, which is the largest vaccination drive in the world covering the length and breath of the country intricately. The first phase of the drive focuses on vaccination of 3 crore people which includes frontline and health care workers.
Varanasi, the primary constituency of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, had six centres.
On Thursday, Union Health Minister, Dr Harsh Vardhan published few posters curated by the Health Ministry to put forth issues about Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy. He appealed to the people to make good use of the posters and culminate the drive into a mass campaign.
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