- The question of whether the vaccine has succeeded or failed in the African country of Seychelles is worrying for the WHO
- It could also be a matter of concern for India
- Being a country for tourism, vaccination was done quickly
The question of whether the vaccine has succeeded or failed in the African country of Seychelles is worrying for the WHO
With the rise of corona in the African country of Seychelles, the question of whether the vaccine has succeeded or failed is now plaguing the WHO. Because most vaccinations are done in this country. Twice as many cases of corona were reported in this country on May 7, this has become a matter of concern for the whole world. According to the health ministry, the number of corona cases has doubled since last week. The figure has reached 2,486. Surprisingly, 37 per cent of these figures are people who have taken both doses of the vaccine.
It could also be a matter of concern for India as Corona Cases are also increasing on daily basis
About 57 per cent of Seychelles people have received the Cinoform from China and the rest have received the Covishield vaccine from Oxford made in India. Even in India, most people are being vaccinated with Covishield vaccine, so this is a matter of concern for India as well! Not a single person died after being vaccinated, according to the local news agency.
Being a country for tourism, vaccination was done quickly
In a country with a population of less than 100,000, vaccination was done very quickly. But all of a sudden the school and all the other services were shut down. And people are also banned from gathering in public. The mainstay of the people here is due to tourism. The vaccination was completed quickly so that these places could be opened for tourists soon. Daniel Lucy, a professor at the college, said in a blog post that a South African variant had entered the country in February.
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