Free 'flu-shot' program in New York

A Free Influenza Vaccine (Flu Shot) program has been held in New York, United States, under the initiative of the human rights organization Human Support Corporation. For the past 12 years, this organization has provided free vaccinations to expatriates without immigration status. 

Hundreds of expatriates were given flu vaccinations on Sunday (October 27) evening. 

Free medical care 'insurance card' does not match without immigration status. As a result, many expatriates are not able to receive high-cost treatment, so this service program is organized by the 'Human Support Center'. 

At that time, the president of the organization Mohammad Solaiman Ali said, the Human Support Corporation is a humanitarian organization. We have been organizing immunization programs at different times of the year for the past century. Especially for those who don't have health insurance, it makes a very important contribution. 

He also said that on average, between 9 million and 40 million Americans contract the flu each year, and the death toll is between 41,000 and 50,000. That is, it is a terrible number one killer. Because of this situation, the Human Support Center is conducting free vaccination programs for non-immigrants without immigration status in addition to creating public awareness. He said, 'Walgreen Pharmacy' has supported the free vaccination program. 

Kartida Sah, manager of Walgreen Pharmacy, vaccinated the expatriates in the program. At this time, brave freedom fighter Abul Bashar Chunnu, community leader Ajit Bhowmik, CPA Shamsuddoha, and others were present.