National Desk: There is news of relief for people waiting for the vaccine amid the havoc of the Corona virus. Actually, the first photo of the covid vaccine from Pfizer, the company that makes the corona vaccine, has been revealed. At the same time, tell you that after 24,337 new cases of covid-19 in India, infection cases in the country increased to 1,00,55,560, out of which more than 96 lakh people have become infection free.

Death rate from covid-19 is 1.45 percent
According to the latest data released by the Union Health Ministry at 8 am, the death toll rose to 1,45,810 after the death of 333 more people. According to the data, the rate of recovery of patients in the country has increased to 95.53 percent with 96,06,111 people becoming infection free so far. The death rate from covid-19 is 1.45 percent. The number of people under treatment in the country for 15 consecutive days is less than four lakhs. A total of 3,03,639 people are currently undergoing treatment for corona virus infection, which is 3.02 percent of the total cases. 

Corona's first vaccine to be available in India anytime from 2021
Apart from this, Union Health Minister Dr. Harsh Vardhan said that the first vaccine of Corona will be available in India at any time from January 2021 next year. Dr. Harsh Vardhan said that the rate of recovery of patients in India has been 95.46 percent. He said that despite festivals in October and November, there was no new upsurge in cases due to extensive testing, monitoring and correct treatment policy. However, he appealed to the people not to take any carelessness. Make sure to wear a mask and also take care of social distancing. Dr. Harsh Vardhan said that our government should not make any compromise on the quality and safety of the vaccine. He said that I can personally say that in any week of January we will be in a position to give the first vaccine of Corona to the people of India.

The Ashok Gehlot government of Rajasthan has also taken the responsibility of spending the Bone Immersion after death for those who died of Corona Virus Cases. The government has decided to bear the cost of transporting and bringing Haridwar to the families of such people, whose family has died due to Kovid. The fare of two families of the deceased person in Haridwar's Haridwar (Haridwar) will not be charged for the transportation of Haridwar.

Roadways MD Rajeshwar Singh has told that under the 'Moksha Kalash' scheme of the state government, two family members were given free bus travel in the roadways bus to go to Haridwar with an ashes urn. Will go. He has told that on behalf of Rajasthan Roadways, an express bus is run to Haridwar in all the districts of the state, in which these passengers will be sent.

Special bus will also be run

Rajeshwar Singh has told that if the number of people going to Haridwar from any district on the same day was 46 people with 23 urns, then the special bus would also be run by the government. However, before taking this journey, family members will have to register and give information on the roadways website.

Online registration is mandatory on the website

MD said that for this service, it will be mandatory for people to register online on the website of Rajasthan Roadways in advance. At the time of registration, complete information of the deceased person, day of death, names of the family, age, their Aadhaar number and mobile number will have to be given for the journey. In this registration, the person will get a message on mobile, after which the information of the bus will be given when and at what time. Along with this, information will be given on the phone from the roadways administration on mobile. He said that it would be mandatory to keep the registration copy together.

The government has even raised expenses even to the crematorium

Let me tell you that even before this, the state government had also decided to bear the funeral expenses of the people who died due to the corona virus. In both urban and rural areas, the facility of ambulance is also free to carry the dead body of the deceased to the crematorium for the last rites of those killed by the corona virus infection. Under which all the District Magistrate and the CEO of the Zilla Parishad have been issued orders and directed to arrange the last rites with respect to those who died. Follow the Kovid guidelines for the families of the deceased.