Gurugram: Four Haryana Countries have now reached a first-dose of 100% Covid-19 dose coverage.
Gurugram, who reached the sign in September, has joined Ambala, Panchkula and Faridabad.
Ambala, which has a population of 8.50,360 which qualifies for covid vaccination, has provided 8,55,751 first dose (101%).
Panchkula has provided 4.47,261 doses (101%), while the qualified population is 4,44,675.
Faridabad has given 15.84.102 first dose (100.2%), which is also more than a qualified population of 15.81,411.
So far, Haryana has provided 1.68.90,275 the first dose (82%) and 66.11.835 second dose (32%).
The qualified population is an estimate that is prepared based on population projections and is used as a measuring instrument to map the progress of vaccination.
In Gurugram, the total number of first doses given in the city on Wednesday night was around 20.4 lakh.
With 17.9 lakh people who qualified for Jab Covid, Gurugram has so far achieved the first dose vaccination of 114%.
“We have provided a second dose to 64% of the eligible population and aims to increase this to 85% by Diwali.” If Gurugram achieves the second dose coverage target of 85%, the population will be able to develop herd immunity, “said Chief Medical Officer Dr.
Virender Yadav.
Cmo said he hoped that the other two doses of the lakh will be given in the coming days.
Additional doses are associated with a floating population working in the city but do not live here, or migrants who have moved to the city to work but do not officially increase the number The population is because there is no local registration such as the Aadhaar card with the address of the Gurugram or registration on the voter list.
In Haryana, Charchi Dadri (92%) has the highest dose coverage of the highest after Gurugram, Ambala, Panchkula and Faridabad, followed by REWARI (90%), JHAJJAR (87%), Yamcoma (84%), Bhiwani (84%), Sonipat (82%), Karnal (81%), Panipat (80%), Mahendergarh (80%) , Kurukshetra (78%), fatehabad (78%), Rohtak (76%), Kaitsa (76%), Kaitya (76%), Kaitya (73%) and Aperar (73%).
Meanwhile, Noah (31%), Jind (64%) and Palwal (66%) have the lowest first dose coverage.
When it comes to the second dose, four Haryana districts have provided Jab to more than 50% of the population that qualified them.
This includes Gurugram (64%), Ambala (56%), Charchi Dadri (55%) and Faridabad (54%).
Noah (6%), Jind (19%), Palwal (21%) and Hisar (22%) have reported the lowest dose coverage.
Prabhjot Singh, Managing Director of the National Health Mission in Haryana, on Wednesday directing all districts to focus on the second dose coverage.
“We have enough vaccines to carry out the second dose covid vaccination in a more aggressive way,” said Dr.
Virender Away, the state immunization officer.