Centre, states should work as a team to combat COVID pandemic, rise above politics: PM Modi

In a country with a diverse population, with much of our population living in poor, unhygienic, and clustered locations it’s nearly impossible to completely get over with this Coronavirus. The central government engaged with the public to urge them to stay indoors and making a mandatory on wearing a mask ultimately it’s the state government that plays a major role in implementing these measures. Compared to many developed and developing nations and less populated they have a very efficient health care system, they can overcome this pandemic with ease.

PM Narendra Modi called for the Centre and states to work as a team and raise over politics to compete against the COVID pandemic. He made the remarks at the all-party meeting called by the central government, which was skipped by some opposition parties including the congress. India has a very underdeveloped health care system, sure the medical procedure costs us less when compared with other wealthy countries.

Speaking at the meeting called by the central government, Modi said India is in a healthier situation than many other countries in terms of the ratio of the population harm by the disease but also emphasize the necessity to remain observant as he illustrated the comeback of the infection in some countries like the UK, sources said.

India has a very underdeveloped health care system, sure the medical procedure costs less when compared with other, wealthy countries. Even the richest and most advanced country in the world USA had a very bad breakout. India has been more successful in enforcing a lockdown despite such a large, diverse population, than developed countries like Italy and the USA.

Prime Minister said, the vaccines from the furthermore, companies are liable to be available as soon as possible and talked about the drive being granted by the government to vaccination.

Shiv Sena and TMC required more vaccines for Maharashtra and West Bengal. BJD, TMC, and few others also asked the government should accelerate the procedure for getting international recognition for the indigenous vaccine, Covaxin.

TRS leader Nama Nageswara Rao encouraged the government to increase the vaccination drive and remarked with concern that the second wave had a serious impact on the rural population as well.