Mumbai: A record dose of 11.04 lakh managed in vaccination drive against Covid-19 in the state on Saturday pushed the total month to 82 doses of lakh.
The day saw the country forming 21.14% of all vaccine doses provided in this country.
Figures for full vaccinated people rose to 1.4 crore in the state.
The number of people who have received a single vaccine barrier rises near 2.5 crores.
The total vaccine dose managed in the country crosses 5.3 crores.
The estimated adult population is around 8.5 crores.
The vaccine dose given in August in the state, 20% have been in the city, which has given 85 doses of lakh until now, including almost 21.61 lakh full vaccination.
Prvate Hospital has accessed a dose of 36.92 lakh.
Vaccination numbers in August decrease due to lack of vaccines in public centers.
This was once a country vaccinated more than 1.21 crores in July and 98.64 lakh in June.
The country is now sure it will be able to repeat the July performance.
“The number of vaccination Covid-19 Saturday was 52.23 doses of lakh, where 11.04 lakh was given in Maharashtra,” said Dr.
Pradip Vyas, said the main secretary (health).
Among the districts, the city provided the highest dose at 2.58.288.
While the number includes 1,47,175 vaccinations carried out in private hospitals on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, it also consists of 1.03,325 vaccinations carried out in the public sector on Saturdays, the citizenship officials are a note.
Supplementary City Commissioner Suresh Kakani said the city now has 438 vaccination centers, including those who can manage up to 2 doses of lakh every day.
After vaccination Saturday, the city has managed to provide more than 16 doses of lakh in August.
More than 10 doses of lakh have been given in the private sector, or 62%, and six lakh in the public sector.
Civil officials blame lag in the public sector with a lack of supply that forces them to cancel the drive for five days.
The highest vaccination in the city has so far happened in June, when 22.34 doses of lakh were given.
Former Kem Dean Dr Avinash Supe said the coverage of higher vaccination of people over 45 years in the city could mean greater protection if the third wave came.
In accordance with civil data, nearly 11 senior Lakh residents have taken at least one dose of vaccines, while among people over 45 years, more than 16 lakh have taken at least one dose.
From the age group 18-44, more than 32.36 lakh had taken at least one dose in the city.