New Delhi: With administration 65.86,092 Dosage of Covid-19 vaccine in the last 24 hours, Covid-19 vaccination coverage India exceeds 95.89 crores, tells the Ministry of Health and family welfare on Tuesday.
According to the temporary report, until 7 o’clock this morning, 95.89.78,049 vaccine doses have been provided so far until 93,66,392 sessions.
Of the total, 1.03.75.424 Health care workers received the first dose and 90.36,583 second vaccine dose; 1,83,59,259 frontline workers are given the first dose and 1.53.98,857 vaccine doses given as the second dose for frontline workers.
According to the Ministry of Health, 38.68,20,261 vaccine doses were given as the first dose and 10.40.73,546 vaccine doses were given as the second dose in the age group 18-44 years.
Also, in the age group 45-59 years, 16,61,56,424 people have received the first dose and 8.38,76,362 have received a second dose while 10,48,69,202 vaccine doses are given as the first dose and 6, 00,12,131 vaccine doses given as the second dose to people over 60 years.
Meanwhile, 14,313 new cases were reported in the last 24 hours, which was a new case recorded at 224 days.
The recovery of 26,579 patients in the last 24 hours has increased the cumulative counting of patients recovered to 3,33,20,057.
As a result, the level of Indian recovery was at 98.04 percent and is currently at the highest peak since March 2020.
The active Kaseload is currently 2.14,900, which is the lowest in 212 days and it is 0.63 percent of the total positive cases of the country.
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Also, the weekly front level of 1.48 percent remained less than 3 percent over the past 109 days while the daily peposititiveness was reported 1.21 percent.
The daily pioneering level remained below 3 percent for the past 43 days and below 5 percent for 126 consecutive days now.
Testing capacity throughout the country continues to be expanded.
The last 24 hours saw a total of 11,81,766 tests carried out.
India has so far carried out 58,50,38,043 cumulative tests.