Schools have been closed for the last one and a half years due to Corona virus. Now they are slowly being opened. In such a situation, many questions are arising in the mind of the people. While one side is giving importance to opening the school, the other side is questioning what is the hurry to open the school.
Offline classes are happening now. Now a debate has started in the midst of all this whether children should be given corona vaccine or not. This debate has not only spread in India but also abroad. Talking about Britain, the committee that consulted there has agreed to give vaccine to healthy children aged 12 to 15 years on the basis of health.
Explain that doctors say that the vaccine should be given to those children who have serious heart, lung or kidney problems. At the same time, medical experts in India are divided in this matter. Arora, head of the National Technical Advisory Group on Immunization in India (NTAGI), says that the Zycov-D vaccine of Zydus Cadila can be given to children aged 12 to 17 years. Zydus Cadila vaccine has been approved for children in India. This is a needle free vaccine. Doctor NK Arora says that there will not be much pain in applying this vaccine.
Meanwhile, there is some hope that in 1-2 months the results of the trial in children aged 2 to 18 years will also be out. At the same time, other companies are also doing trials in children. Whose figures can come. An important question related to the vaccination of children is whether all children should be vaccinated.
Dr Sunil Garg, national president of the Indian Association of Preventive and Social Medicine (IAPSM), clearly says that not all children should be given the vaccine. Is. Referring to sero survey 4 conducted in India, she says that about 60 percent of sero surveys have been found positive. While he neither went to school nor came out of the house.
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