Bengaluru: Karnataka is likely to achieve 100% coverage of the population that qualifies with one dose and fully breakthrough at least 80% of them at the end of December if the current vaccination rate against Covid-19 continues in the coming weeks.
Nearly 4.7 doses of lakh are given every day on average during September.
According to the Ministry of Health and family welfare, more than 4.9 crore people in Karnataka qualified for vaccination.
This means the country needs more than 9.9 doses of crore to fully invest them.
At 4pm Sunday, the country has provided a dose of 5.7 crores, from them more than 5 doses of crore are covishield and 66 lakh covaxin.
The country fully stabs 35% of its qualified population; More than 1 Crore have not received the first dose of more than 3.9 crore people – 79.2% of the qualified population – has received one dose, while more than 1.7 crore has been fully inoculated.
Participate, the state has entirely vaccinated 35% of the eligible population.
This makes more than 1 crore people among those who meet the requirements have not been vaccinated even with one dose, while almost 2.2 crores will mature for the second jab.
The state will require 4.2 doses of crore to manage two jabs for all.
If it wasn’t for a big gap between two doses of covishield – which accounted for 88% of all doses given in a state so far – the state has the capacity to cover the population with both doses.
Health Commissioner Dr.
KV Trilok Chandra said: “There is a lot of discussion about reducing the gap between the dosage.
Apart from that, we will complete 100% of the first dose coverage and around 80% of people will get two doses at the end of December.
If the gap immediately decreases, more People will get both doses.
“said there was no problem now, Chandra said the country would receive more than 1.3 doses of crore in October.
Of the 5.7 dose of the country’s crore has been given so far, around 44% or 2.5 doses of crore were given in just two months: August see 1.2 doses of crore and September better with 1.4 doses of crore.
While the problem of several groups, including health workers, is not borne by fully influencing the target of the state, a health official said: “Given that vaccination is voluntary, there will be some people who might choose to not get a vaccine.
We have had a very good response and target We are to make sure all that meets the earliest.
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