Pointing to anecdotal evidence, Biden says a $100 bounty will certainly bring good results. It was reported that it was tried in many places and the vaccination rate increased from 50% to 75%.
America is the most affected country in the world by the corona virus. President Joe Biden is constantly urging citizens to get the vaccine. Meanwhile, news is being received that America wants to increase the vaccination, many people are not coming forward to get their vaccination done. In such a situation, it would not be wrong to speculate that there is no shortage of vaccine in the country, but the interest of the people will slow down the vaccination campaign. In such a situation, Biden has invented a new way, so that the interest of the people can be increased. President Joe Biden is asking state and local officials to offer $100 (about Rs 7,500) to people who are not getting the COVID-19 vaccine.
The cash reward for vaccination is a new idea in Biden’s latest plan to promote a reduction in vaccination rates in many parts of the country. The core of his new plan, launched Thursday, would require federal workers to disclose vaccination status to their agencies.
Pointing to anecdotal evidence, Biden says a $100 bounty will certainly bring good results. The White House says the Kroger grocery store chain tried it and the vaccination rate among employees rose from 50% to 75%. New Mexico, Ohio and Colorado have also experimented with the idea.
Biden says state and local officials can use the money to pay for stimulus programs with the help of his COVID relief law.
Let us tell you that $100 has been started for getting the first dose of the vaccine in New York. In the US, the environment has changed rapidly with the requirement of masks for those taking both doses of the vaccine. Masks that came off people’s faces have come again. The full emphasis of the administration is now on applying the vaccine. The Biden administration will issue a new Corona guideline for government employees this week. In New York, $100 has been announced for those taking the first dose of the vaccine.
