gurgaon starting june 6 haryana will conduct a routine immunisation week for giving out measles rubella diptheria pertussis tetanus and polio vaccines since the pandemic significantly impacted routine immunisation the health department is now determined to plug the gap it will also start a twomonth doortodoor covid vaccination drive from june 6the oneweek routine immunisation programme will enhance vaccination sessions at primary health care and community centres through flexible timings mobile sessions and mobilisation of other departments it will include housetohouse vaccination as well the districts will conduct immunisation in their respective areas keeping an eye on the locations previously not covered and highrisk sites like migrant settlements slum clusters construction sites brick kilns etc areas with a high incidence of polio and those reporting measles rubella diphtheria pertussis and neonatal tetanus over the past three years will be under lenswe are carrying out microplanning intending to cover the target for vaccination during the special immunisation week a list is under making to identify and vaccinate the missedleftout children during the pandemic against antigens like dpt5 td10 and td16 said dr virender yadav chief medical officer gurgaon according to the united nations international childrens emergency fund unicef world health organisation who and the global alliance for vaccination and immunisation gab at least 80 million children under the age of 1 year were at risk of contracting vaccinepreventable diseases during the pandemic