With the launch of the vaccine for the elderly under the third phase of vaccination in the capital Delhi, a growing number of elderly people are coming forward to vaccinate. 104-year-old Tulsi Das Chawla, who lives in the Patel Nagar area, gave a typical example of vaccination at Sir Gangaram Hospital on Friday. He urged other people to come forward to vaccinate.
According to the hospital, Tulsi Das Chawla was given the first dose of Coveshield on Friday. After the vaccine was detected, they had no complications or side effects. After the vaccination, Tulsi Daw Chawla said the vaccine was completely safe. All are requested to come forward for vaccination.
Expressed himself
Tulsi Das Chawla’s eldest son, Ashok Chawla, was there for the vaccination. After vaccinating his father, he vaccinated himself. 71-year-old Ashok Chawla said his father was happy after being vaccinated. Expressed the desire to vaccinate himself. He doesn’t talk much because of age. At the same time, it is less visible. But, when he learned of the vaccination, he asked for the vaccine.
Born in 1917
Ashok Chawla said his father was born in Lahore on November 1, 1917, before the partition of the country. His father retired from the Indian Foreign Service in 1975. During this time he served in the US, the Netherlands, Pakistan and Africa. The son said he only left home after getting the vaccine after reporting coronary cases in Delhi last year.
There is no disease
Ashok said that his father walks a little in the courtyard of the house. Physically healthy and no disease of any kind. The good thing is that he never got a corona infection. Also, now it is completely safe to vaccinate.
Seniors are coming forward to implement the vaccine
Sir Gangaram Hospital President Dr. D.S. Chandrakrishnan said that Tulsi Das Chawla is inspiring others to come forward with the vaccine without any hesitation. Older people over the age of 60 are coming forward to vaccinate in the hospital.
