New Delhi: India reached a major milestone in Covid vaccination on Monday with more than 75 crore doses given throughout the country so far.
Overall, nearly 44% of the total state population has received at least one dose of covid vaccine, while around 14% have received both doses.
In terms of adult populations – where the vaccine is currently available in this country – more than 60% of the estimated 94 adult population Crore has now received at least one dose vaccine, while 19% fully immunized with two doses.
With enhanced supply, the vaccination rate also increased, especially since last week in August.
Daily average vaccination has increased to 74 doses of lakh in September so far, such as fighting 59 lakh in August.
India has also provided more than one dose of crore within one day three days since August 27, when it first crossed the landmark.
The highest Single Door record has so far given 1.41 crore doses on August 31.
On Monday, he gave 75.59 doses of lakh until 10pm.
“Congratulations on India! In the 75th year of independence, the country had crossed the number 75 Crore vaccination,” Mansukh Mandaviya’s Health Minister Mandaviya tweeted on Monday.
Indian achievements are also valued by the global health community.
The World Health Organization praised the country accelerating the drive of Covid vaccination and reaching a sign of 75 crores.
“Who congratulations in India to increase Covid-19 vaccination with unprecedented speeds.
While it took 85 days to manage the first 100 million doses, India reached 750 million doses of 650 million in just 13 days,” Dr.
Poonam Khetrapal Singh , Regional director, who in Southeast Asia, said in WHO statement.
So far adults in six states and the United States – Sikkim, Himachal Pradesh, Goa, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Ladakh and Lakshadweep – have received at least one dose of vaccines.