Ziqitza Healthcare - celebrates World Immunization Day
                     Ziqitza Healthcare - celebrates World 
Immunization Day
Ziqitza is a well-known company that provides primary 
healthcare services in India and the Gulf, having serviced 42 
million Indians to date. Over 2.5 lakh Covid patients were 
served in the previous year. Ziqitza Limited is the recipient 
of the Times Social Impact Award and is ranked #34 in the 
Global Real Impact Awards.
Since 2005, we've built a highly successful and 
differentiated Public Private Partnership business with the 
state government and the National Health Mission in five 
Indian states, where we provide Primary Response Medical 
Service to the urban and rural sectors with a network of 
3000 ambulances staffed by trained paramedics and drivers 
to attend to both emergency and non-emergency patients.
From April to September, Ziqitza Healthcare Ltd, Asia's 
largest emergency service provider, served 32000 
COVID cases in Punjab with the help of its frontline 
Corona Warriors. Ziqitza Healthcare ltd will 
commemorate World Immunization Day, as it does 
every year, to raise public awareness about the 
significance of early immunisation against vaccine-
preventable diseases. In Punjab, 
Ziqitza Limited Rajasthan has successfully served more 
than 2 million people. In the year 2011, Ziqitza began 
operations in Punjab with a fleet of 242 ambulances. In 
Punjab, Ziqitza Healthcare collaborates with the state 
government to provide medical emergency services to 
the general people.
Immunization is the process of making a person immune or 
resistant to an infectious disease, usually by the use of a 
vaccine. Immunization helps to protect a youngster from 
infections that might be fatal. It also aids in the prevention of 
illness transmission to others. Vaccines work by stimulating 
the body's own immune system to safeguard the person from 
illness or sickness in the future. Babies are born with some 
innate immunity that their mothers pass on to them through 
breast-feeding. As the baby's immune system develops, his or 
her immunity begins to wane. Immunization is one of the 
most cost-effective health interventions, and it does not 
necessitate a significant change in lifestyle.
Previously, different dates in different parts of the world were 
recognised for Immunization Week events. For the first time in 2012, 
more than 180 countries and territories throughout the world 
celebrated World Immunization Week at the same time.
World Immunization Week is a global public health campaign aimed 
at increasing vaccine knowledge and immunisation rates against 
vaccine-preventable diseases. Every year in the last week of April, it 
takes place.
From infancy until old age, vaccination can protect against 25 
distinct infectious agents or diseases, including diphtheria, 
measles, pertussis, polio, tetanus, and COVID-19. According to 
the World Health Organization (WHO), active immunisation 
prevents 2 to 3 million lives per year. However, 22.6 million 
infants worldwide, especially in developing nations, are still 
without essential vaccines. Limited resources, conflicting 
health objectives, poor management of health systems, and 
inadequate surveillance are all factors that contribute to low 
vaccine coverage rates. The purpose of World Immunization 
Week is to create public awareness about how immunisation 
saves lives and to encourage people all around the world to 
acquire the immunizations they need to protect themselves 
and their children from fatal diseases.
The idea for a week-long immunisation awareness 
commemoration arose from initiatives taking place across many 
countries and areas. World Immunization Week, along with World 
Health Day, World Tuberculosis Day, World Malaria Day, World 
Patient Safety Day, World Hepatitis Day, World Blood Donor Day, 
World No Tobacco Day, World Antimicrobial Awareness Week, 
World Chagas Disease Day, and World AIDS Day, is one of the 
WHO's eleven official campaigns.
About Ziqitza Healthcare Limited:
Ziqitza was founded with the goal of saving lives by 
establishing a leading network of fully equipped Advanced 
and Basic Life Support Ambulances throughout the 
developing globe. In Mumbai, Bihar, Kerala, West Bengal, 
Gujarat, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Punjab, Odisha, MP, and 
Jharkhand, Ziqitza operates ambulances, medical helplines, 
mobile medical units, and corporate wellness solutions. In 
the past, Ziqitza Rajasthan or ZHL Rajasthan has also played 
an important role in patient safety. Ziqitza today employs 
over 10,000 employees in India who work nonstop, day and 
night, to help people. Ziqitza Healthcare Ltd presently 
operates over 3300 ambulances in 16 states, serving more 
than 25 million people to date.