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Is COVID-19 vaccine raising 'blood clot' worry amongst citizens? | Urban Debate
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53:27Now PlayingOn The Urban Debate today, Tanvi Shukla speaks to top experts today allaying fears of the Coronavirus vaccine, vaccination drive in India and more. Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a meeting with State Chief Ministers amid a worrying rise in COVID-19 cases.
He reiterated that India is in-fact seeing a second wave of the Coronavirus, emphasizing that it needs to be stopped. PM Modi also expressed disappointment on the wastage of Coronavirus vaccine doses.
Mirror Now's Tanvi Shukla also gets in an interesting conversation with AIIMS Director Dr Randeep Guleria on the second wave of COVID-19 in India, speeding up the vaccination process and the fear against usage of Astra Zeneca vaccine in India.
But, what are the side-effects of the COVID-19 vaccine that India is witnessing and that people should be prepared for? Wondering what the blood clot worry after using the Astra Zeneca vaccine is, seen in some European countries but not yet in India?
Member of National COVID-19 Taskforce Dr Sanjay Pujari says that the ‘COVID-19 vaccine will not protect you from tomorrow, it is not the only element for safety; the most important element to control surge is significant testing, tracing and establishing micro-containment zones’.
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