Gurgaon: Haryana will arrange a three-day mega vaccination drive across the state starting Monday.
The aim is to invest 15 Lakh recipients, officials said on Friday.
According to revised data, the total population of Haryana was at 3,03.98,334 and the population which qualified for vaccination was 1,90,69,418.
From them, the first dose was given to 1.33.65,641 recipients.
This means, 57,03,777 receivers have not received the first dose.
The state government has asked the district to complete their first dose target during the mega vaccination drive.
For the district that has completed their first dose target, the focus will be in the second jab.
The target drive has been set for each district in Haryana.
They were asked to divide the target for three days.
Gurgaon has been given the highest target of 1.45,000, followed by Faridabad with 1.35,000 and raisar at 1.05,000.
Other district targets are: Noah (65,000), Ambala (75,000), Karnal (78,000), Panipat (65,000), Bhiwani (75,000), Kurukshetra (60,000), SONIM (75,000), FateHabad (60,000), Jind (60,000)) , JHAJJAR (60,000), Rohtak (75,000), Panchkula (42,000), REWARI (85,000), YAMUNANAGAR (65,000), Kaithal (63,000), Charchi Dadri (45,000), Mahendergarh (65,000), and Palwal (60,000).
“We have demanded 2 doses of lakh to drive.
We aim to increase speed,” said Dr.
Virender Yadav, Chief Medical Officer.
Meanwhile, 50 session sites will be established in Gurgaon today (Saturday).
Of these, 43 sites will provide a dose of covishield, while covaxin will be given at six sites and sputnik v will be given to the recipient on one site.
17,014 people in the 18-44 year age group were vaccinated on Friday.
In the 45-plus category, 2,999 people take photos.
Overall, 20,157 Jab is managed.
A total of 9,915 the first dose and 10,242 second dose were given to the recipient in the city on Friday.
6 new cases in the city of the city on Friday record six new Covid cases, taking Caseload to 1.81.107, where 65 is an active case.
The level of front is 0.1%.
Four people recovered on Friday.
The recovery rate is at 99.6%.