Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma inspects COVID-19 vaccination sites
First Published: 21st April, 2021 21:23 IST
The Meghalaya government is on a war footing to ensure that everything is in place to fight the second wave of the pandemic. Chief Minister Conrad Sangma is leading from
The Meghalaya government is on a war footing to ensure that everything is in place to fight the second wave of the pandemic. Chief Minister Conrad Sangma is leading from the front to tackle the crisis.
Chief Minister Conrad Sangma visited the various vaccination centres in Nongrim Hills today to inaugurate the intensive COVID-19 vaccination drive.
The Chief Minister said that it would take another 2 to 3 days to complete the vaccination drive in Nongrim hills, especially for the people who are above 45 years of age. He also assured that there would be aggressive vaccinations drives in the rest of the state as well.
Sangma said that the two most important things to do right now for the state and people is to maintain the behavioral change and protocols and take the vaccine. He further urged the people to get themselves vaccinated and assured that it is safe.
COMMENTS
TOPMOST STORY NOW
Live Relocating after 25-30 years…understand their sentiments: DCM Prestone Tynsong ahead of Jun 7 Harijan Colony relocation meeting
07th May 2024
Live Arunachal ST Welfare Society to investigate ST, PRC documents to non-Arunachal STs
07th May 2024
Live Lok Sabha Polls 3rd phase-Assam: Poll violence reported in Kokrajhar
07th May 2024
Live Arunachal: BJP expels 25 aspiring candidates for contesting against official BJP candidates in Assembly and MP elections
07th May 2024
WE RECOMMEND
Relocating after 25-30 years…understand their sentiments: DCM Prestone Tynsong ahead of Jun 7 Harijan Colony relocation meeting
In the run up to the all crucial June 7 meeting, Meghalaya Deputy Chief Ministers Prestone Tynsong who is also the Chairman of the High Level Committee (HLC) looking into the relocation issue, held talks with HPC representatives today
07th May 2024
949 people in 29 villages of Meghalaya affected by rains and storms: MDMA
Eastern West Khasi Hills has been the worst hit with 413 people in 14 villages being affected, 69 houses and 2 schools damaged and 50 hectares of crop destroyed.
06th May 2024
Tragic: 2 students suicide cases in a day reported from Assam and Meghalaya
In one case, a student was found hanging in the Shillong Polytechnic women's hostel, in the other case, an NIT Silchar student died by hanging himself
06th May 2024
Meghalaya: Power situation is comfortable, says MeECL Chairman
The MeECL CMD stated that rainfall is expected after the first week of June and that generation has been planned accordingly.
04th May 2024
Shillong water crisis: Meghalaya CM treks for an hour to Um Jasai catchment area, takes stock of water situation
CM Conrad Sangma has urged people not to waste water and avoid economic activities near springs and catchment areas
04th May 2024