The health authority has expressed concern for the fact that nearly 98 Lakh residents throughout Maharashtra have not taken the first dose of anti-covid vaccines.
They have directed the district administration to improve the drive and get the loan population inoculated.
Maharashtra has around 9.2 18-year-old crore residents and above and the first dose of anti-covid vaccines have been given at almost 8.6 crore receivers, records available until January 10 are revealed.
Health authorities are interested in covering all the earliest vaccine recipients.
“The number of people who are not high and the same as a qualified population in several smaller countries in our country …
become a big cohort, he pushed the third wave of Covid infection,” reading a letter by Dr.
Pradeep Vyas, Main Secretary (Health) Maharashtra, written to collectors, Commissioner of the city last month.
Maharashtra introduced several sidewalks on January 8 after a case increase and started a drive dose of preventive measures on Monday.
“But it was concerned that 98.16 beneficiaries of the Lakh had not taken the first dose of vaccines,” said an official, added that all local authorities have been given a deadline to cover the delayed population in these districts.
Thane, Nashik, Jalgaon, Ahmednagar and Nanded Lead List of the maximum number of people who are not vaccinated.
Health officials said most people infected with Covid and were in hospitals, especially in major cities, not vaccinated.
“This is a lesson for all, people must be vaccinated earliest.
We have 1 dose of crore vaccines and additional 90 lakhs are expected to arrive in January.
There is no vaccine.
What is needed is to ensure that the first dose of the vaccine is not ignored,” said an official.