Rabies vaccine|Is the rabies vaccine safe? Chief Minister corrected Health Minister Veena George

Thiruvananthapuram: Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan corrected Health Minister Veena George’s statement in the Legislative Assembly that Rabies vaccine is safe. The Chief Minister’s intervention came after the Health Minister explained that the vaccines approved by the Central Lab are being distributed. The Chief Minister took the position that a high-level committee should check the quality of the vaccine considering the concerns of the public.

The opposition accused the state of not even having a system to check the quality of the vaccine. Seeking permission for the emergency resolution, PK Basheer alleged that people are unable to go out due to street dog harassment in the state and low quality vaccine is being brought to Kerala.
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Half a million vaccines were withdrawn. The vaccine company then said that we are not responsible if something happens then how can we pay. PK Basheer also said that the tooth of the Lokayukta should be pulled like that of a dog. But the health minister rejected the opposition’s allegations and explained that the vaccine is of good quality. Veena George said that if the nervous system is bitten, the virus will reach the brain faster and that is why those who have been vaccinated die.
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IDRV is also provided by IminoGlobal through KMCL. The center has a certificate. It is not the case that half a million doses were withdrawn. When it itched, I was sent to check it out. The health minister said that he replied that it is of good quality.
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But the Chief Minister, rejecting the Health Minister’s claim that the vaccine is of good quality, took the stand that the matter should be examined by a high-level committee considering the concerns of the public. The health minister said it was the opinion of medical experts. But the Chief Minister also said that a high-level committee is needed to consider the concerns of the people.

Leader of the Opposition VD Satheesan accused the local bodies of not having money to carry out sterilization. The opposition did not walk out of the House even though they denied permission to introduce an emergency resolution.

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