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People, Govt Became Complacent After First COVID-19 Wave: RSS Chief

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After the first wave of COVID-19, the government, administration and public dropped their guard which led to the current situation, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said on Saturday.

“All of us, the general public, government and administration, became complacent after the first wave. Doctors were indicating but we became complacent. That’s why we’re facing this problem. Now there are talks of the third wave but we don’t have to fear but prepare ourselves,” the RSS chief said while addressing a lecture series ‘Positivity Unlimited’.

“This (COVID-19 pandemic) is a challenge before humanity and India has to set an example. We have to work as a team, without discussing merits and demerits. We can do it later. We can overcome this challenge by working as a team and speeding up our work,” he further said.

Bhagwat said there is talk of a third wave. But, we will not be scared. We shall stand like a rock. We have to stay positive and take precautions to keep ourselves COVID negative in the present situation, he said.

Watch his full address here:

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