Chandigarh: When the death that occurs because Covid-19 is those who are not vaccinated, the Ministry of Health Chandigarh releases late vaccination data.
Thus, 97,967 people were late for the second vaccination dose even after the first dose was taken 12 to 16 weeks ago.
A senior department of UT’s senior department during vaccination review, was observed that the second dose of vaccination was late at 97,967 cases in UT Chandigarh.
He said, “It has been served to people like that to advance and the second dose to be safe from the virus.” He said from this, 9,292 scheduled for both 12 to 16 weeks has passed and 88,675 has passed more than 16 weeks since the first dose .
“There are more than 9,500 cases of Covid active in the city.
After a mild swim, an increase in trends in daily positive cases back and therefore we must be very careful.
Yesterday, there were two deaths in UT Chandigarh and unfortunately both were not vaccinated,” said Health Department official.
The Ministry of Health has deployed many resources for initial vaccination of people who qualified in UT Chandigarh.
There is enough vaccine and there is no waiting time to get vaccination both for the first dose or for the second dose.
All residents were asked to take the two doses.
UT began the call center to separate UT starting a separate call call on the Chandigarh Housing Board and each person was contacted separately on the given cellphone number and the drive had been made to manage the second dose in all the cases above.
During the last two days, around 20,000 phone calls were made.
65% of target children who are vaccinated by children’s vaccination between the ages of 15 years and 18 years starting from January 3 and so far UT has visited around 65% of the targeted population (72,000).
But according to the official, it’s quite behind because many states and UTS have covered more than 90% of the target.