FREE COVID-19 Vaccine in Delhi: Delhi government's big decision, people above 18 years will get the free vaccine

Amidst the ever-increasing cases of coronavirus infection in the capital Delhi, the Aam Aadmi Party government has decided to get the free vaccine from May 1 to those above 18 years of age. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal gave this information in a digital press conference on Monday. This decision of the Arvind Kejriwal government will accelerate the corona vaccination program and allow more people to be vaccinated with the corona vaccine. Arvind Kejriwal said during a digital press conference on Monday that we have approved the purchase of 1.34 crore vaccines. We will try to make sure that it is purchased as soon as possible and that people get it planted as soon as possible.

Arvind Kejriwal also said that in this pandemic, we have seen that young people and children below the age of 18 are also getting very infected, now it is time for them to think that this vaccine can also be applied to them and If it cannot be put in place, I hope that other vaccines will soon be invented as well.

We have approved to buy one crore 34 lakh vaccine in Delhi. One manufacturer of the vaccine said that they would give 400 to the state governments and another said that they would give the vaccine for 600 rupees and the central government for 150-150 rupees. It should have the same price.

During this, Arvind Kejriwal said that the prices of the vaccine are coming separately, which is not good. The companies making the vaccine are requested to bring it up to Rs 150. The Central Government is also requested to be capped on the price.

CM said that we are trying to start the work of the vaccine soon. In the UK until some time ago, Korena had as much havoc as it is in India. There he introduced a large-scale vaccine to his people, which controlled the corona. The vaccine is believed to be the major reason for eliminating Carona.

 On the other hand, the lockdown period has been extended by six days to control the Corona infection which is wreaking havoc in the capital Delhi. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Sunday that the lockdown implemented on April 20 was ending on the morning of April 26, but now it will continue till five in the morning on May 3. However, in some cases, the exemption has been given because of the problem of the people.

According to the order issued by Chief Secretary Vijay Dev, people related to courier service, electricians, plumbers, and water purifiers are allowed to work during the lockdown. Apart from this, book shops related to children's education and shops related to electric wings will also be open. There will be no restriction on the movement of trucks and empty trucks transporting essential goods, but these trucks will have to show e-passes.