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State-wide vaccination drive for children in 15-18 year age group from Jan 3

  •   Thu, Dec 30 2021 05:48:30 PM

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Bengaluru, Dec 30: Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai has asked all district in-charge ministers and Deputy Commissioners of districts to coordinate for the launch of the Covid 19 vaccination drive for children in the age group of 15 to 18 years throughout Karnataka from January 3.

In a communication to all Deputy Commissioners of districts and District in-charge ministers, the Chief Minister informed that the State Government has decided to launch the State-wide drive for vaccination of children in the age group of 15 to 18 years from January 3 as per the advice of the National Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (NTAGI) of the Government of India.

Bommai has pointed out that Karnataka has already administered the first dose of vaccination to 4.79 crore people or 97% and another second dose to 3.78 crore people or 77% so far.

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The Chief Minister on Thursday held a meeting of the Chief Executive Officers of ZillaPanchayats of districts in the State at the conference hall of Vidhana Soudha.

Panchayat Raj and Rural Development Minister K S Eshwarappa and other cabinet ministers as well as Chief Secretary P Ravi Kumar and other senior officers attended the meeting.

 
  

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  • Dr KUSUMA KUMARI GUNJI MBBS DGO, Nellore Kodyadka

    Fri, Dec 31 2021

    Lets go on vaccinating people as fast as possible so that we can beat COVID 19 I am sure we can best the COVID

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  • Concerned, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 30 2021

    No deaths now, after vaccination and boosters will have to wait and see, if any deaths and blame it on omicron or delta? and not vaccines ? That't what happenned during second wave after vaccination deaths after deaths and blamed on delta strain. That's what happening or going to happen in the west soon. Already these delta boosters showing deadly colors there and to keep one alive one more omicron booster. If died then virus, virus strain is blamed instead of spike generating contents of vaccine which causes sudden heart attacks also blood clots. Why hurry, why there is no long term study or checks on vaccines or boosters. Why to follow liberal west or communists? Looks like elite and communists with their BigPharma making billions same time depopulate for there global reset and world control agenda.

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  • Dev, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 30 2021

    Expert Committee on December 24th no plans to vaccinate children as there is no data of it in our country and data coming from other countries gives no benefit to either the recipients or their elders as they have vaccinated their parents they are not at risk according to the vaccine industries claims. On December 25th PM suddenly announces it! It smells Quid Pro Quo. In western countries kids are suffering heavy toll after the jabs with pericarditis and myocarditis injuries and sadly loss of life too. Without any long term study experimenting on kids is inhuman and uncalled for as kids below 25 are the safest segment in 2 years of scamdemic . With ICMR survey proving 80% people having natural antibodies and present Omicron giving natural vaccine immunity for all we have reached herd immunity and no need to vaccinate children for an assumed protection which they never need . If still the politicians decide what our kids need to ingest instead of parents and their doctors then they must own any vaccine adverse reactions and any deaths, if they don't then let them keep their hands off our kids.

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