Government failed to import COVID-19 vaccines – Sajith
Posted by Editor on February 14, 2021 - 9:43 am
The Opposition charges the government of failing to import COVID-19 vaccines to Sri Lanka.
Speaking at a function in Lunugamvehera yesterday, Leader of the Opposition MP Sajith Premadasa said there were concerns pertaining to the current vaccine in the country being unable to treat individuals with the mutated UK virus strain identified.
MP Premadasa added the government has failed to implement a plan for vaccinating all its citizens.
(Courtesy: News Radio)
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This Guy is suffering illusions !
He is clueless on scientific progression of Vaccines for CV19.
Dear Sir, vaccinating all citizens against CV19 is not a solution.
The simple way forward is increasing hygienic standards which is by far, more effective than vaccines.
Mr P, please wash your hands, thoroughly and please cough or sneeze in public under control if cannot be avoided.
At the end of the day, please wash your clothes and footwear. One use only.
Mr P, please refrain from spitting in public.
Mr P, please refrain from crowded public gatherings and control movement in crowded public transport.
Mr P, please avoid gatherings where people eat food in close proximity.
Mr P, please ensure max care in producing and handling food for public purposes.