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71% People In India Believe in COVID-19 Vaccines

by Angela Mohan on May 31 2021 12:09 PM

Amid a raging second wave of COVID-19 pandemic, over 71 per cent people in India have expressed faith in effectiveness of the vaccination drives undertaken to arrest the surge.

71% People In India Believe in COVID-19 Vaccines

Around 71 percent people in India have expressed faith in effectiveness of the COVID-19 vaccination.

Of them, 48.1 per cent people said they strongly believe the COVID vaccines will be effective, while 23.8 per cent just agreed.

The IANS-CVoter Covid surevy was conducted between January 1 to May 27 with total of 56,685 participants.

A total of 10.8 per cent questioned the "effectiveness" the vaccines.

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Source-IANS

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