The government has the capacity to keep at least 14 to 15 crore doses of corona vaccine in the country. If 4-5 crore vaccines are available, there will be no problem in applying them properly. Already 42,000 health workers are being trained for vaccination. The first batch of vaccines produced at the Seram Institute of India is expected to arrive on January 25-26. If all goes well, vaccination will begin in the first week of February.
He made the remarks to the media after a meeting on the implementation and distribution of vaccines at the Ministry of Health on Thursday afternoon.
Noting that the government is fully prepared to provide the vaccine, the health minister said the vaccine will be provided from government hospitals in the country. Arrangements have been made to keep about 4 lakh 25 thousand doses of vaccine in the cold room stored in each district level hospital. In addition, each hospital has 5-10 ice freezers where at least 61,000 doses of vaccine can be kept. Initially, 6,344 teams across the country have been involved in vaccination. Each team will have 6 health workers.
The Department of Drug Administration of the country will strictly monitor to ensure that there are no irregularities in the delivery of vaccines. The health minister also mentioned that regular vaccine bulletins would be disseminated through the health department so that people could know all the information about the vaccine quickly.
Besides, about 42,000 health workers are being trained to provide vaccines. Zahid Malek also mentioned that an app related to vaccine delivery is in the final stages of development through the Ministry of ICT. Once the vaccination is officially launched, the country’s largest privately-owned companies will be able to provide the vaccine conditionally.
Secretary of Health Education and Family Welfare during the briefing. Ali Nur, Director General of the Department of Health. Abul Basar Mohammad Khurshid Alam and other senior officials were present.
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