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Float global tenders to end vaccine paucity in JK: PC’s Ansari tells JK Govt

K H News Service by K H News Service
May 17, 2021
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Srinagar: Peoples Conference has termed the paucity of COVID-19 vaccines in the Kashmir valley extremely worrying, stating that if immediate remedial measures aren’t taken, the scarcity of vaccines can put the lives of millions of people from J&K at risk.
Former legislator and PC General Secretary, Imran Reza Ansari in a statement issued here on Sunday highlighted how health centres across the valley are battling the shortage of COVID-19 vaccines and that many centres, as per the reports, have been closed due to the unavailability of vaccines. “There is a wave of mounting anger and frustration due to tardy vaccination rollout in J&K with some high-risk groups crying out for protection. The vaccine is the only bulwark available against the current calamity and denying the populace such a facility amid the present peak is deplorable and inexplicable,” Ansari said.
He added that if reports are to be believed, there were mere 208 jabs administered to the people in Kashmir in the last 24 hours while as in Jammu, the number is 20 thousand in the last 48 hours “We care for the people of all regions as much as we care for ourselves but prioritizing one region and ignoring the other amidst the deadly pandemic is regrettable. We demand an absolute uniformity in the supply of vaccines in Jammu and Kashmir. Precious human lives are getting consumed and the shortage of vaccines is only making things worse,” he added.
Ansari further urged the LG administration to take a cue from other states and invite global tenders for the procurement of vaccines. “Experts are warning against the third wave and the only way that we are going to win the fight against Covid is by vaccinations. Ample stock jabs and enhancement in the existing health care infrastructure are the only means by virtue of which we wouldn’t abandon the hope of being cured,” the PC General Secretary said.

 

 

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