The corona epidemic has wreaked havoc around the world, and for its prevention, vaccination drives are being conducted in each affected country. Russia has embarked on a unique initiative to accelerate the vaccination campaign in its country. The Mayor of Moscow has announced that a brand new car will be offered free of charge to anyone who has received the Corona (COVID-19) vaccine shots.
According to media reports, the man who got the corona vaccine will be given a brand new car worth Rs 10 lakh, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobayanin announced on Sunday. This will improve the vaccination rate as people are getting a new car to take home, he said. Over the last few days, the corona vaccination campaign in the country has slowed.
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Under the campaign, the mayor said that from today, that is, from June 14 to 18 years of age or older, if they take the first dose of the Corona (Kovid-19) vaccine, they may become part of the plan. … All such people are eligible to get a free car through Lucky Draw. In fact, the government’s motive behind it is that more and more people get the vaccine. This plan is valid until July 11th.
Under the scheme, about 20 cars will be delivered free of charge through Lucky Draw, of which about 5 will be delivered in the next few weeks. For this purpose, vaccine recipients can nominate themselves for the project at the vaccine center. Let us tell you that the Moscow capital of the Russian capital is very much affected by the infection.
As for the Kovid-19 cases, Moscow is one of the most affected cities in Russia. On Sunday, 7,704 new corona cases were registered in the Russian capital, the highest in a single day since December 24. In all, Russia reported 14,723 cases, the highest in a single day since February 13.
Mayor Sergei Sobayanin said, “This is only a temporary solution. We need to expedite vaccination to avoid new sanctions and future problems, as well as ensure lasting improvement in the situation.” Russia released its Sputnik-V vaccine in December.
