Bengaluru: Karnataka has registered a 40 percent decline in Covid vaccination in October leaving health authorities, many are worried.
According to the Ministry of Health, compared to September, there was a decline of 40 percent in the amount of Covid vaccination in October.
The department has identified 4.87 crore receivers over 18 years for the same thing.
Until November 4, as many as 4.26 crores had received the first dose.
Because the country records the number of lower Covid cases, people seem to have lost interest in getting themselves inoculated, according to health experts.
About 60 lakh people have not been affixed.
The state has set a target to achieve 100 percent vaccination in December which looks tough because the number of voters for vaccination decreases.
“People enter relaxed mode after removal of restrictions damaging the importance of vaccination, they said.
In August, 75 lakh people were vaccinated with the first dose, which increased to 78 lakh in September.
However, October watched down with the number of falls Lakh, throws a challenge to the Ministry of Health aiming to achieve 100 percent vaccination in December.
Also, people who have taken the first dose did not get the second.
A total of 70.12 lakh obtained by the second dose in September in Karnataka, which dropped significantly to 57.4 lakh in October, data shows.
Before the opening process began, people queued and protested for a disklance of Covid vaccination.
The government has made a mandatory dose of covid vaccination for people working in the office.
Now, those who have been Getting the first Jab is not interested in getting the second jab, the health government said.
Until when I Ni, 2.32 crore people have got the second dose of vaccination and 1.
90 crores that have received the first dose have not taken the second.
K’Taka registered 40% decrease in covid vaccination
