Rota Virus Vaccine administration starts at all
health facilities in UT, Chandigarh
Chandigarh,31st July, 2019: The Rotavirus vaccine that
prevents Rota virus diarrhoea in infants and children has been launched
by Health Department in UT Chandigarh today. The initiative was spearheaded by
Dr G Dewan , Director Health Services cum Mission Director, National Health
Mission at an urban slum/ resettlement colony at Dhanas. The children
were administered with five drops of oral Rotavirus Vaccine. From today,
the vaccine will be part of the Routine Immunization days Wednesday and
Saturday to be given free with rest of the vaccines in all the health
facilities of UT Chandigarh.
With this launch, Chandigarh becomes the 22nd UT/ State in the country to introduce the vaccine that ensures complete prevention from Rotavirus Diarrhoea.
Universal Immunization Programme launched in 1985 is one of the largest immunization programmes in the world and a major public health intervention in the country. Government aims to give maximum protection to the children against Vaccine Preventable Diseases (VPDs).
Health Department, UT Chandigarh appeals to all the citizens of Chandigarh to give their valuable support to Health Department in ways of prevention of diarrhoea amongst children and to get their children timely vaccinated in order to prevent from diseases that are preventable through the optimum use of vaccines.
With this launch, Chandigarh becomes the 22nd UT/ State in the country to introduce the vaccine that ensures complete prevention from Rotavirus Diarrhoea.
Universal Immunization Programme launched in 1985 is one of the largest immunization programmes in the world and a major public health intervention in the country. Government aims to give maximum protection to the children against Vaccine Preventable Diseases (VPDs).
Health Department, UT Chandigarh appeals to all the citizens of Chandigarh to give their valuable support to Health Department in ways of prevention of diarrhoea amongst children and to get their children timely vaccinated in order to prevent from diseases that are preventable through the optimum use of vaccines.
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