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Why are so many people missing their second Covid dose? | The Urban Debate
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37:00Now PlayingOn The Urban Debate, with Tanvi Shukla, we discuss the situation of COVID-19 in the country and the problem of vaccination that has resurfaced in the country. Many people are not coming up for their second doses of vaccines leading to red flags being raised among the medical communities. Over 4 crore people in the country have not taken the second dose and are overdue by more than 6 weeks. Tanvi Shukla explains the facts and the numbers before opening up the conversation. We are joined by Dr. Rajesh M Parikh, Director of Medical Research Jaslok Hospital who says that ‘people should not have a false sense of security" and ‘one dose inoculated people are dangerous to themselves and to their families.’ A Saravanan, spokesperson of DMK says that ‘public spaces of Tamil Nadu are mostly open only to double vaccinated people.’ Krishna Hegde, leader from the Shiv Sena says that the ‘target of vaccination for Maharashtra and the country should be increased.’ Niranjan L Shetty, a spokesperson from the BJP targets Shiv Sena and Maharashtra Government and gets sharply rebuked by Tanvi Shukla who uses some hard facts.
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