The Union health ministry has asked states and union territories to make certain restrictions on movement imposed by these for Covid-19 control don’t negatively affect the inoculation exercise.

In an letter to states and UTs, additional secretary at medical ministry Manohar Agnani said that because of rising Covid-19 cases, many measures have been undertaken to restrain the spread of coronavirus illness that likewise includes curfews and partial/complete lock down in a few districts and states for varying periods.

Likewise, for treatment of coronavirus infected patients certain associations are increasingly being allowed as dedicated Covid-19 hospitals for treatment of just Covid-19 cases.

“In this respect it’s preferred Covid-19 vaccination services must not be suffering from Covid-19 curfews/lockdowns as well as also the move of inheritance to fro Covid-19 Vaccination Centres (CVCs) should not be confined throughout such interventions.

“Likewise, those CVCs that have been recognized as dedicated Covid-19 hospitals should keep on providing uninterrupted Covid-19 Legislation services. Vaccination services must be supplied in another building/block in these types of hospitals that’s directly separated by the building/block by which direction of Covid-19 patients has been done,” he explained.

This can guarantee that beneficiaries of Legislation aren’t unintentionally subjected to Covid-19 in those associations.

“I ask you to direct the concerned officials to ensuring uninterrupted continuation of Covid-19 Legislation across all the states and UTs. The Government of India will extend all possible aid for Covid-19 Legislation that’s an essential approach to mitigating the effects of the continuing pandemic,” the state said.

He explained the entire world’s biggest vaccination drive now under way in India has currently completed 3 weeks whereas 12.26 crore doses are administered to beneficiaries siphoned from the National Expert Group on Vaccine Administration to Covid-19 (NEGVAC).