Can’t deny chances of adverse event when COVID-19 vaccination begins: Health Ministry
Updated:5 years, 1 month ago
Updated:5 years, 1 month ago
New Delhi, Dec 15 (ANI): Secretary of Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Rajesh Bhushan on December 15 said that one cannot deny chances of an adverse event when COVID-19 vaccination begins in India. He said, “Adverse events following immunisation is a critical issue. When we undertake a universal immunisation program, which has been done for decades, then some adverse effects are seen in children and pregnant women after vaccination. So, we can't deny chances of an adverse event when COVID-19 vaccination begins. The countries where immunisation has already begun, especially in the UK, adverse events took place on the very first day. So, it is essential that states and UTs prepare for this too.”
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