Health authorities gear up for Medaram Jatara
The Hindu
More than 78% in the district fully vaccinated against COVID-19, says official
Health authorities are gearing up to tackle the threat of resurgence of COVID-19 during the ensuing Sammakka-Saralamma jatara scheduled to be held in Medaram village in Tadvai mandal from February 16 to 19.
The biennial tribal congregation draws multitudes of devotees to Medaram in Telangana’s tribal heartland of Mulugu district.
To stem the spread of coronavirus during the next month’s jatara, the health authorities have already initiated a multi-pronged strategy to spread awareness on COVID appropriate behaviour, conduct next phase of fever survey for constant surveillance of fever cases and achieve 100% second dose COVID-19 vaccination soon.
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