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COVID-19 Vaccination: Health Ministry flags considerable decline

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COVID-19 Vaccination Centre or state government should require formal proof of overseas travel for people seeking a prophylactic dosage prior to travelling abroad.

This information has already been shared with the states/UTs. The Union Health Secretary emphasised the importance of a clear and successful communication plan for speeding up the nationwide COVID-19 immunisation, highlighting that customised regional communication best practises have resulted in India's impressive COVID-19 coverage of over 191 crore doses.

The importance of regional influencers, community leaders, and unique initiatives was emphasised. The Union Health Secretary has encouraged states and UTs to plan for a two-month long "Har Ghar Dastak" campaign 2.0, with comprehensive district, block, and village level strategies, during June-July to accelerate the recent placid momentum.

The goal of the 'Har Ghar Dastak2.0' Abhiyan is to vaccinate and saturate the eligible population groups for the first, second, and precaution doses through door-to-door campaigns, with targeted campaigns for old age homes, schools/colleges, including out-of-school children (for focused coverage of children aged 12-18 years), prisons, brick kilns, and other locations.

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