Ondrinaivom Thaduppoosyai Yerpom | Episode 01 | What is the need for the Covid vaccine and How do people who have administered it feel about it episode artwork

EPISODE · Mar 1, 2021 · 25 MIN

Ondrinaivom Thaduppoosyai Yerpom | Episode 01 | What is the need for the Covid vaccine and How do people who have administered it feel about it

from KADAL OSAI FM 90.4 · host KADAL OSAI FM 90.4

Ondrinaivom Thaduppoosyai Yerpom is a program presented by UNICEF and CRA to share information regarding the recently produced Covid vaccine and to quell any false or negative rumours about it so that we can aim to attain a 100% vaccinated population. In this first episode of the program, Ms. Gayathri begins by explaining what a vaccination is and how it prevents us from contracting deadly disease. There have been many false rumours regarding the vaccine. Ms. Gayathri addresses these rumours and mentions the experiences of people who had taken the vaccine to assure that it is safe and beneficial for us. Then, RJ Lenin interviews some of the frontline workers in the region who had taken the vaccine. Let's listen to what people who have taken the vaccine have to say about it. Let us all understand the need for vaccination and help our nation be Covid free!

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