Dr Mansukh Mandaviya took to social media, Twitter, to announce this new development in India’s rollout of vaccination against the COVID-19.

#JusticeFor15YearOldAarya is demanding accountability over the side effects of COVID-19 vaccine among children as 15-year-old dies two days after getting jabbed.

According to doctors, the side effects of vaccines for children are reportedly expected to be milder than those experienced by adults.

The Director of critical care nursing at the Northwell Health’s Long Island Jewish Medical Center in Queens was “broken and defeated” seeing the turmoil coronavirus had caused for both the patients and the medical staff. 

This statement by the ministry came after many people including the Allahabad High Court raised doubts about holding the 2022 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections amidst a new variant of coronavirus, Omicron.

If vaccine manufacturers decide to update their vaccines for the omicron variant, it wouldn’t be their first time making this kind of change.

The gender gap in vaccinations cannot just be attributed to the lopsided sex ratio. It is related to gender inequality.

Yes, the risk of children getting very sick or dying with COVID-19 is low, but the relative risk of severe outcomes and death that kids face when they acquire COVID-19 is extremely high.

When approved, children will receive a reduced dose (one-third of the adult dose) and will receive two doses, at the same schedule as adults: approximately three weeks apart.

If you’re vaccinated you’ll clear the virus more quickly, reducing the length of time you’re infectious and can pass the virus on.