Chhindwara: Corona vaccination took place in Chhindwara in Madhya Pradesh on July 1 and the video of a stampede at the booth is currently going viral. It is said that a crowd of more than 1000 people had reached the vaccination centre for just 250 doses of the vaccine. Because of this, people fell on top of each other. Now, former CM Kamal Nath's reaction to the whole issue has come to light.

Madhya Pradesh: It was stampede like situation at a vaccination centre in village Lodhikheda under Sausar Tehsil of Chhindwara district on Thursday after a 'Romour' of Covid-19 vaccines shortage spread at the vaccination centre. pic.twitter.com/oi0m8kmgvm

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In fact, recently, former CM Kamal Nath tweeted. In a tweet, he said, "There are reports of huge rush and stampede in many areas during vaccination in Madhya Pradesh. The Government should increase the number of immunization centres as well as the days of vaccination.'' At the same time, he said, "It is risky for people to gather in this way amid fears of a third wave of the corona.'' A vaccination drive is being carried out from 1st to 3rd July at Lodhikhera Community Building, Saunsar, Chhindwara.

The government has set a target of vaccinating 250 people in a day, but more than a thousand people reached there on the first day. Seeing the crowd growing here, the shutters of the community centre were given by the administration so that more people could not gather there. Meanwhile, people started creating ruckus here and opened the shutters and entered. Within a few moments, there was a stampede. The same people started falling on each other. In the meantime, things became such that many women even pushed the aged women. The video of the incident has gone viral on social media shortly after.

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