The locals who got vaccinated for Covid-19 got stamps on their hands in central India's Madhya Pradesh on August 25. The incident took place in the Betul district.

Visuals feature the elated locals leaving the vaccination center with seals on the back of their hands. Inside, the people get the jab, following which an official puts the stamp on their hands. Then, the newly vaccinated locals come out and pose for pictures and share their experiences.

The medical authorities took the initiative to spread awareness regarding the vaccination. They provided the locals with a stamp with a single tick for thier first dose and a double tick for their second one. Furthermore, the initiative motivated the locals, and the vaccination centers witnessed increased numbers of people who got the dose.