Panaji: With Goa has missed several deadlines to vaccinate the population completely, the Directorate of Health Services has decided to extend vaccination timings in two district hospitals and two sub-district hospitals, based on experiments.
Since Saturday, vaccination will be carried out from 8am to 8pm at the South Goa District Hospital and North Sumatra and sub-district hospitals in Ponda and Chicalim.
Previous time from 9am to 5pm.
“This is our initiative to give residents who face difficulties vaccinated during office hours, privileges to vaccinate morning or evening.
This is done experimentally,” said the State Immunization Officer Dr.
Rajendra Borrow to Ti.
Although vaccination does not occur in the health center on Sundays, district hospitals try to find a system where they can manage vaccines in the victim’s ward.
The Ministry of Health will include feedback from the district and district hospitals on Monday and streamline the appropriate initiative.
“We require people to come in number.
If one person enters 8pm for a vaccine, we cannot throw nine doses.
There are many difficulties that must be done,” Borrow added.
Each vaccine bottle contains at least 10 doses and must be used within four hours of opening.
On Saturday, 2,870 other people took the second dose of vaccines and 690 first doses.
The cave double vaccination population was 10.6 lakh and was partially vaccinated 2.1 lakh.
Earlier this week, Chief of the Minister of Pramod Sawant had appealed to people to be vaccinated as soon as possible so that the government could declare the state fully vaccinated on December 19 when Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited.
Like the 91% of the qualified Goa population set at 11.7 lakh, double vaccinated.