AGARTALA, May 16 (TIWN): Along with the whole nation of 136 Crores of population, Tripura is also facing vaccine shortage, though the State Govt is ready to purchase vaccines for all. But "vaccine for all" mission and variations while actualization of the vision is leading to chaos in the Vaccine Centres. But the increasing public rages over vaccine shortage ultimately have been faced by the front line warriors Medical staffs though it is not their fault that vaccine shortage is a reality. In cases of Infrastructure crisis also, the Govt's failure has to be handled by the Health Staffs and thus in the row of Vaccine shortage, the culture of blaming the Doctors, Medical staff has been maintained in this state. In such a crisis situation, the medical staff need more protection and so need for more security has turned into the utmost need.

In Tripura, Vaccine Shortage erupts Resentment among Public : Health Officials are the Ultimate Victim to Face Public Rages

Yesterday, in Belonia vaccine centre, Health Staff faced lack of security after the vaccine-deprived people came in protest breaking all social distancing.

Law Minister Ratanlal Nath in his last press conference however accepted the fact of vaccine shortage and he said, at Centre also vaccine shortage is existing. 

Same situations were seen in various other vaccine centres.

However, systematic failure also can not be ruled out because being a small state Tripura Govt can easily shorten the rows of vaccine takers by sending correct information to each individual about who will get vaccine in which date and which place.

CM Biplab Deb has requested people via media to hold patience for vaccines assuring that all will get vaccines. "We have already allocated funds from the budget for the vaccine and PM Modi also has assured about 2 crores vaccines and Tripura will also get vaccines from that. Till then, people should stay in homes as much as they can".