He said that the Coronavirus is not over yet and citizens still need to follow the social distancing. The PM came live around 18:00 hours IST. He started his address by thanking the frontline warriors for their selfless job and determination towards eliminating the coronavirus out. The main agenda of his speech was to convey the message that the Covid-19 still exists and citizens should not forget that.
He said that more adults have started coming out of home unnecessarily. This can cause a serious spike in cases and can harm the children and old human beings around them. The Prime Minister also gave examples of the USA, Europe, and Brazil, where the cases which used to be low have suddenly outraged because of forfeiting the rules advised by the health department.
Modiji also mentioned that the festive season has begun with the beginning of Navratri and then followed by Dussehra, Eid, Deepawali, Guru Nanak Jayanti. “At this time of the festive season, it is very much essential to wash our hands frequently, wear masks, maintain at least two meters of distance with others, and sanitize frequently” he added. There was also a short cameo of writings from Kabir Das and Ram Charita Manasa by the PM which explained that we should not rush into anything.
Narendra Modiji also presented a few statistics like there are more than 90 lakh beds available in the country for covid patients, 12000+ quarantine centers, 2000+ testing labs, and 10 crore plus coronavirus tests are conducted to date.
He also made a point that the whole world is spending huge money on preparing a vaccine for this virus and India is not behind. Many of the companies and scientists in our country are working day and night for an ideal vaccine. He also added that some of the vaccine samples are in the final phase and the Government of India will take all the actions to make sure the vaccine reaches every individual in the country as soon as they are available for public usage.
So Team Marvelous Belgaum urges the citizen to stay safe and follow the rules, we are in the middle of it and all we need to do is keep moving!
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