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Mann ki Baat | PM Modi urges people to shed vaccine hesitancy

Mann ki Baat | PM Modi urges people to shed vaccine hesitancy Updated: Updated: June 27, 2021 19:22 IST Trust science and scientists, not rumours, to combat the threat of COVID-19, he says in the monthly broadcast. Share Article AAA BJP workers listen to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “Mann ki Baat” radio broadcast in New Delhi on June 27, 2021. | Photo Credit: PTI Trust science and scientists, not rumours, to combat the threat of COVID-19, he says in the monthly broadcast. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday urged the country to shed vaccine hesitancy and get themselves inoculated soon, and to trust science and scientists to combat the threat of the COVID-19 which still remains among us.

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COVID-19 resurgence speculative for now, govt tells Supreme Court

Updated: ‘No global scientific evidence that virus targets particular age group,’ says Health Ministry Share Article AAA ‘No global scientific evidence that virus targets particular age group,’ says Health Ministry The possibility of a resurgence in COVID-19 infection is “speculative” and will depend on the “behaviour” of citizens and the virus, the Health Ministry has told the Supreme Court. “Possibility of any such resurgence would necessarily be speculative at this stage. However, the possibility of resurgence would depend on the behaviour pattern of the virus and the behaviour of the citizens, whether they follow COVID-19 appropriate behaviour or not,” the Ministry said.

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Availability of COVID vaccine for kids will pave way for school reopening, says AIIMS chief

The AIIMS stressed that though children mostly have mild infections of COVID-19 and some even are asymptomatic, they can be carriers of the infection.

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