‘Tika Utsav’ beginning of second big war on COVID-19: PM Modi
The Hindu
PM Modi urged people to keep four things in mind, including “each one, vaccinate one”, “each one, treat one” and “each one, save one”
Asserting that the ‘Tika Utsav’, a vaccination drive between April 11 and 14, marks the beginning of the second big war on COVID-19, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on April 11 made several suggestions to people on tackling the virus and urged them to focus on personal and social hygiene. In a statement, he urged people to keep four things in mind, including “each one, vaccinate one”, “each one, treat one” and “each one, save one”. Elderly people or those who may not be much educated should be helped in getting the vaccine, he said, and also asked people to help those COVID-19 patients in getting treatment who may lack resources or information.More Related News

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