Chennai: At least two staff of Lakh and thousands of volunteers will work from 50,000 Covid-19 vaccination camps for the eighth edition of the weekend mega vaccination camp.
The country aims to encourage at least 1.6 crore people, who have missed vaccinations so far, to take at least the first dose at the end of the month.
At the same time, he had to return more than 70 lakh people due to the second dose.
“We have a long list of people who need a vaccine for the first and second dose.
The nurse carries out the door-to-door vaccination,” said Minister of Health MA Subramanian.
“It’s difficult, but we see a marginal increase in daily vaccination,” he said.
Over the past two days, the state has vaccinated more than 3 lakh people.
On Friday, 3.4 lakh people took a vaccine.
It rises to 3.5 lakh on Saturday – the highest this month.
This encourages a calculation of doses to 5.8 crores in government vaccination centers.
Meanwhile, 26.9 Lakh doses were given in private hospitals since May 1.
With continuous festivals and rain, the amount of vaccination dropped dramatically in November.
Earlier this week, data showed that to autoculate 28% of the remaining people with the first dose on November 30, health workers must vaccinate at least 8.2 lakh every day.
“If we succeed in vaccing 30 lakh people in the Mega camp will reduce the burden,” said Health Secretary J Radhakrishnan.
The immunization division has planned three weekend camps in November.
If the health department manages to vaccinate 1 crore, the state will be able to reach its target with daily vaccination and door-to-door visits.
More than half of the 1.04 senior citizen crore, which is most vulnerable to illness and death, has not received the first dose.
“When we open and relax the locking person will take infection to the house.
Be vaccinated young people may not get a disease, but will transfer it to an unbaccinated elderly,” said the virus from Jacob John.