Special Initiatives for Vaccination:Government will give gift tokens of cinema and restaurants to those promoting vaccination in Switzerland

 The government of Switzerland has announced a gift token of about Rs 4,000 to every citizen who inspires the vaccine. This token will be given to the people who agree to get the vaccine against Kovid-19. The government there has taken this decision to bring the low vaccination rate back on track in the country.

Each new vaccinator will be asked to name the person who persuaded them to be vaccinated. This token can be used in cinemas and restaurants. The government has said that everyone can help in motivating friends, neighbors, acquaintances about the benefits of vaccination. Awards will also be given to the people who inspire.

With 58% of the population fully vaccinated
, Switzerland has one of the lowest vaccination rates in Western Europe. Out of the country's 87 lakh population, only 58% have been fully vaccinated. The country has so far received 1 crore 19 lakh vaccine doses, in which 1 crore 4 lakh doses have been administered to the people.

Many organizations have also protested against the vaccination campaign in the country. Corona cases are decreasing in Switzerland, but the government says that the number of people admitted to the ICU has not decreased yet.

The Swiss government will spend 11 hundred crores for vaccination,
in view of the danger of the delta variant, there is a possibility of infection increasing in the winter months. Due to this, the number of Kovid patients in hospitals can increase. The government will spend 11 hundred crores on the vaccination campaign. The government is planning to conduct a National Immunization Week with Mobile Vaccination Centres.

11 thousand people died in
Switzerland from Corona At present, 8 lakh 41 thousand cases of corona have been registered in Switzerland. Here about 11 thousand people have died from Corona. In Switzerland's neighboring country Liechtenstein, 8 lakh 40 thousand cases of corona have been reported. There have been 10 thousand 713 deaths here.