Vaccination is extremely beneficial to the community in terms of protecting against various infections or diseases. In the modern era, there are still no options for quick medication available in medical research when any sudden viral infection causes or spreads diseases in the environment or community. In comparison to earlier or previous eras, no vaccine is available within one or two years, and it had taken longer to make. There are now better options and techniques available in medical research to develop the vaccine in a short period of time. People, on the other hand, are now benefiting from viral diseases in a relatively short period of time. In comparison to previous viral diseases such as polio, measles, mumps, hepatitis, influenza, small pox, chicken pox, tetanus, and so on, it is much more difficult to fight the infection, and the development of vaccines may benefit people who have suffered from these diseases in the past. Recently COVID-19 also affect to the community and whole world. But the vaccine will be made shortly by pharmaceutical and medical research, and it has already helped more and more people. Vaccination against diseases can be exceedingly expensive since they cause medical visits, hospital stays, and early deaths. Additionally, vaccination programmes assist in lessening the economic, behavioural, and social costs of disease on individuals, communities, and governments. This frees up people to engage in productive activities like education and employment while also relieving the strain on healthcare and social care systems. Because there are more susceptible individuals in the community, there is a lower chance that illnesses will spread to family members, friends, neighbours, and other members of the local community. An infectious disease is less likely to spread when a sufficient number of persons in a population are immune to it. The term "community immunity" refers to this. So in this manner, vaccinations shield those who are susceptible to illness. These include new-borns, young children, the elderly, those with compromised immune systems, cancer sufferers, and those who are medically unable to receive vaccinations.

Benefits:

• Vaccine save lives

• It protects us, family & our community

• Vaccination effect on future generations by preventing diseases

• Boost our Immunity

• Fight against the seasonal diseases