The vaccine is effective in reducing the likelihood of contracting COVID19. Once children are immunized, their bodies are better prepared to protect themselves from more viruses by strengthening their immune systems.
The World Health Organisation on 17 December 2021, issued an emergency use listing (EUL) for NVX-CoV2373, against the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Allowing the Indian Vaccine as a part of the EUL, to be used against the Corona Virus as an effective tool to overcome the pandemic, in case of emergency.
If this hesitancy remains high due to the above reasons, it will be a critical situation for the nation or the world as it will lead to less coverage which further leads to disease outbreaks. It is a great threat to global health. Hesitancy to the vaccine is contagious, misinformed, misinformed, and not limited to COVID-19.
India is the largest buyer of COVID-19 vaccine in the globe with 1.6 billion doses. According to a global analysis, a number some scientists say could ‘cover 800 million people, or 60% of its population, and will be enough to spread herd immunity.
