Comment : Not only the government centers, but now even the private clinics no longer have Yellow Fe

This is certainly not a shot in the arm for those travelling to African countries. Non-availability of yellow fever vaccine is turning trail lite travel trailers out to be a major hindrance to them with the vaccine going out of stock in the state.
I was to travel on 6-17 May [2013] to the African region. My work requires me to travel to Dhaka and then go back to Ethiopia. trail lite travel trailers So taking that vaccine is a must. But due to its non-availability, I am not able to travel, said a business consultant for the World Bank.
He said this had affected the travel plans and jobs of several people who have to visit these countries. With Gulf countries almost reaching its peak for skilled workers, Africa is the new destination for them.
When one asks where it could be available, the reply is, If it is urgent, you may buy [Stamaril yellow trail lite travel trailers fever vaccine] from a medical shop for Rs 1500 [USD 28]. Please buy the kit and bring it here. You can take the vaccine and will be issued certificate from here.
We have been getting a lot of calls for this vaccine. But there is a shortage for the last one month. It is not available even with the stockists, said an official at Kunhalu s nursing home, an authorized hospital for issuing the certificate.
Travel agents said the certificate could be given even without administering the vaccine as countries claim to have eradicated yellow fever but the chances of tourists getting an infection are always there.
[One hopes that Indian health authorities are fully aware of the public health risk that issuance of yellow fever vaccination cards to travelers without application of the vaccine brings to the country. Should unvaccinated trail lite travel trailers individuals become infected in Africa and travel back to India while viremic they could initiate ongoing transmission in a country that has been free of YF historically. India has dengue virus transmission ongoing every year. The same mosquitoes are involved in transmission of dengue and of yellow fever viruses. Although the risk of introduction of YF virus into India is probably slight, the consequences, should that happen, would be very serious. Mod.TY
Comment : Not only the government centers, but now even the private clinics no longer have Yellow Fever Vaccine available, putting travelers ( the country) at grave risk. I am getting at least 50 call a day asking for the Yellow Fever vaccine!