Tamil Nadu health minister gets Covaxin shot, says ‘let’s end Covid together’
Tamil Nadu health minister C Vijayabaskar voluntarily took the vaccine Covaxin at Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital in Chennai.
Vijayabaskar, who is a doctor and a member of the IMA, had earlier said that he was taking the vaccine to instill confidence in the people about the vaccine.
Opposition parties have been raising concerns about the efficacy of Covaxin.
‘I got my covaxin shot!
Thanks to the team @gmcrgggh for the seamless experience.
Appeal everyone to do it when your turn comes.
Let's end #Covid19 together,’ Vijayabaskar tweeted after getting the jab.
India launched the world’s biggest vaccination drive on 16th of January, 2021 after two vaccines were given approval by authorities.
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Cyclone Fengal made landfall over Tamil Nadu's coastal regions, leaving behind widespread devastation. The powerful storm caused severe flooding, uprooted trees, collapsed buildings, and led to massive power outages, killing at least 19 people. Areas like Villupuram, Cuddalore, and Puducherry were heavily impacted, with Chennai also facing significant destruction. Thousands of people were evacuated, and rescue operations are ongoing. The cyclone has caused major agricultural losses and damaged infrastructure, making recovery efforts challenging. In this video, we explore the full extent of Cyclone Fengal's impact and the ongoing relief efforts in Tamil Nadu.
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Cyclone Fengal is set to make landfall today, November 30, near Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, bringing winds of 70-90 km/h and heavy rainfall. Red alerts are in effect for Tamil Nadu, South Andhra Pradesh, Puducherry, and Kerala. Schools are closed, and airports, including Chennai, are facing potential disruptions. Fishermen are advised to stay ashore, and emergency teams are deployed.
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A doctor in Chennai was critically injured after being stabbed by a patient's relative at Kalaignar Centenary Super Speciality Hospital (KCSSH). The violent attack, which occurred in the hospital's oncology department, has led to widespread protests from medical professionals demanding better safety measures and urgent staffing solutions in Tamil Nadu's public healthcare system. Dr. Balaji Jagannath was attacked after a heated argument with the family member of a cancer patient, resulting in critical injuries. The incident has sparked calls for increased protection for doctors and immediate action to address the growing shortage of medical staff in government hospitals. Watch as we delve into the details of the attack and the ongoing crisis in India's healthcare system.
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