The person in charge of the Indian vaccination was used to use the same syringe for 30 students, arguing that "I'm wrong?"

[Global Times Comprehensive Report] It was reported on the 28th that the country's Central State High School was reported on the 28th that the country's Central State High School was used as at least 30 students to inoculate the new crown pneumonia vaccine, which caused public anger.

According to reports, the parents involved immediately reported to the school and the competent department after discovering this situation. As the person in charge of the vaccination work, Gigandera Riyi was argued when asked if the parents knew that the disposable syringe could not be reused: "Of course I know, but the health department only gave me a one -time one at a time Is the syringe. Is this my fault? I just act as required. "When local officials arrived at the school and hoped to find Riyi to understand the situation, he" disappeared "and the police had already filed a case for investigation.

NDTV said that this approach seriously violated relevant regulations. Since the 1990s, in order to prevent cross -infection of interpersonal infectious diseases such as AIDS, India has begun to use disposable syringes. Moreover, the Ministry of Health of India has clearly requested that the vaccination of the new crown pneumonia must be "performed a needle and a syringe at a time.

This incident made Indian public opinion angry. A spokesman for the Opposition of the Party National Party Central State said that the director of the State Health Bureau should resign. Official data shows that India has so far giving over 2 billion doses of new crown pneumonia vaccines. According to the BBC, India has repeatedly used a single syringe due to the shortage of equipment in India. (Hu Bo)

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