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PM Modi lauds India's vaccination drive
Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said that India's vaccination programme has added great strength to the fight against Covid-19.
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said that India's vaccination programme has added great strength to the fight against Covid-19.
On completion of one year of vaccination drive, Modi saluted each and every individual who is associated with the vaccination drive. The Prime Minister lauded the role of doctors, nurses and healthcare workers for vaccination drive.
He said that India's vaccination programme has added great strength to the fight against Covid-19. In response to a tweet by MyGovIndia in a series of tweets, the Prime Minister said, 'Today we mark #1YearOfVaccineDrive.
I salute each and every individual who is associated with the vaccination drive. Our vaccination programme has added great strength to the fight against Covid-19. It has led to saving lives and thus protecting livelihoods.'
'When the Covid-19 pandemic first struck, we did not know much about the virus. However, our scientists and innovators immersed themselves in developing vaccines. India feels proud that our nation has been able to contribute to fighting the pandemic through vaccines,' he said.
The Prime Minister mentioned that role of our doctors, nurses and health care workers is exceptional. "At the same time, the role of our doctors, nurses and healthcare workers is exceptional.
When we see glimpses of people being vaccinated in remote areas, or our healthcare workers taking the vaccines there, our hearts and minds are filled with pride," he said. He emphasized that India's approach to fighting the pandemic will remain science based.
