Youth clubs to make vaccination a mass movement: chairman Sukhwinder Singh Bindra

Ludhiana: Punjab Youth Development Board (PYDB) chairman Sukhwinder Singh Bindra today said that the youth clubs associated with the PYDB are working hard to make Covid19 a mass movement. He said that special camps for members of youth clubs as well as the Punjabi youth are being organised by the PYDB across the state.

Sukhwinder Singh Bindra today inaugurated 4 such camps at Government Senior Secondary Smart School, Mundian, Government Elementry School, G.T Road, Nandpur, Baba Deep Singh Gurdwara Sahib in Model Town Extension and at Government College for Girls Ludhiana. He said that till date, the PYDB has organised a total of 48 such camps across the state.

He said that under the able leadership of Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh, special emphasis is being given for vaccination of the Punjabi youth.

While speaking to media persons on the occasion, he said that the Youth Clubs associated with Punjab Youth Development Board would play a pivotal role in fight against Covid19. He said that all the youth clubs associated with the board are being motivated to encourage residents of their respective villages to get vaccinated in large numbers.

He informed that he is personally motivating all PYDB members and youth clubs across the state for organising such camps in their respective areas so that we can weed out Covid19 from our society.

Working shoulder to shoulder with Capt Amarinder Singh led Punjab government in the war against Covid-19 pandemic by intensifying vaccination drive, PYDB under the chairmanship of Sukhwinder Singh Bindra has been motivating all the youth. He said that even Capt Amarinder Singh has announced that Rs 10 lakh special grant would be provided to the villages that achieve 100% vaccination.

Sukhwinder Singh Bindra said that all youth of the state is being motivated to get themselves vaccinated. He said that the PYDB is making concerted efforts to administer the dose of the Covid19 vaccine to all eligible people and PYDB would leave no stone unturned to ensure speedy coverage of those eligible at the earliest.

The Chairman said that only accelerated vaccination drive can help to build herd immunity resulting in breaking the transmission chain of the infectious disease.