COVID-19: Manipur CM Biren unhappy over people’s poor response to vaccination
The Hindu
He was the first to take the jab during the ‘Tika Utsav’ drive in Imphal on Sunday.
Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren has expressed his displeasure over the lukewarm response from the people to the government’s appeal to get themselves vaccinated against . He said, “All passengers coming to Manipur by air or road have to undergo COVID-19 testing. Officials are deployed at the Imphal international airport. Some passengers were found to be COVID-19 positive. The people should give overwhelming response to the call of the government”. Mr. Biren was the first to be inoculated in Imphal on Sunday. He said that the media should give the medical history of patients who got the jab. Unlike some other States, Manipur was not facing a vaccine shortage.
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