NEW DELHI: India has reached an important milestone as the accumulative Covid-19 Enforcement policy has spanned the 22 crore-mark, in accordance with this seven pm provisional reportthat the European Union Health Ministry said on Wednesday.
The ministry stated 11,37,597 beneficiaries from the age class of 18-44 years received their initial dose and 19,523 beneficiaries of the identical age class obtained their next dose of their Covid vaccine on Wednesday.
Cumulatively, 2,25,40,803 men across 37 countries and UTs have now received their initial dose and 59,052 have received their second dose because the beginning of stage three of the vaccination drive.
Bihar, Delhi, Gujarat, Haryana, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal have researched the first dose of this vaccine to over 10 lakh beneficiaries at the age category of 18-44 decades, the ministry stated.
The overall of 22,08,62,449 beneficiaries comprise 99,11,519 health workers (HCWs), who’ve taken the very first dose, also 68,14,165 HCWs, who’ve taken the next dose, 1,58,39,812 frontline employees (FLWs) who’ve obtained the initial dose, 85,76,750 FLWs who’ve taken the next dose and 2,25,40,803 along with 59,052 people at the 18-44 years age group that have obtained the first and second dose, respectively.
Moreover, 6,78,25,793 along with 1,09,67,786 beneficiaries aged 45 to 60 years old have now been researched the initial and second dose , whereas 5,93,85,071 along with 1,89,41,698 beneficiaries over 60 years have obtained the first and second dose.
According to day 138 of their vaccination drive (June 2), a whole of 22,45,112 vaccine doses had been granted.
The ministry stated 20,28,867 beneficiaries have been given the initial dose and 2,16,245 inheritance received the next dose of this vaccine, according to the provisional report until 7 pm.
Last reports are completed to the afternoon by late Wednesday night.
The vaccination exercise, also as an instrument to safeguard the most vulnerable people groups in the nation from Covid-19, has been regularly assessed and monitored at the maximum levelthe ministry underlined.