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1 The government should create some community
engagement programs that may educate the public about the importance of
vaccination. For example, a few months ago, the mass immunization
campaign “Typebar T.C.V.” in Lyari Town, Karachi, depicted a massive
engagement from the public. As a result, many people got vaccinated,
which also affirmed the importance of mass vaccination programs to
eradicate vaccine hesitancy [78]. |
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2 Social Mobilization campaigns, especially in
remote areas, are in need today. For this purpose, tactical strategies
can help increase the social mobilization process [78]. |
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3 Families play an essential role in the
vaccination-related decision-making process. In this regard, if the
government initiates community awareness through different social
institutions, they can help the families to get vaccinated. As both
father and mother are significant components of the family, they can
make a favorable decision and require the other members to get
vaccinated as well [74]. |
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4 The sale of vaccines should be banned, and people
need to be immunized based on their eligibility and priority.
Additionally, the government of Pakistan should redouble its efforts and
take necessary measures before anti-vaccine rumors penetrate the local
community [12]. |
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5 The registration mechanism should be rapid and
efficient enough to immunize such a large population. Regarding vaccine
administrations, concerns should be proactively addressed, and
misconceptions should not be permitted to prevail [12]. |
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6 Bring necessary improvements to the local
healthcare system and focus more on building trust in the healthcare
system. As noted by [13], it is
essential to pay attention to our shabby and depilated healthcare
system, which may also reinforce the public to take every possible
measure to halt the outbreak. |
