Ghaziabad: City broke the record for the last day by giving more than 1 dose of the lakh vaccine on Monday during Mega Drive, officials said.
However, many people have difficulty because some centers in the city are closed at 4 pm.
A total of 79,000 doses were given on August 3 in the first Mega Drive of Ghaziabad in the state.
Unlike the previous drive, Ghaziabad reached the target set by the state government.
Officials said they should provide 87,000 doses on Monday but have received a dose of 1.85 lakh.
On September 17, Ghaziabad had provided Jab Covid to 74,635 people.
The target, however, is 85,000.
On that day, Lucknow took the highlight of the country after being given more than 1.74 lakh Jabs, followed by a DOAGRAJ at a dose of 1.15 lakh.
Ghaziabad is ranked third in the state.
Nodal Officer Vaccination Dr.
GP Mathuria said 267 centers, including eight malls and housing communities, in addition to the government and private hospitals, established in districts for campaigns.
Many beneficiaries in Vijay Nagar told Toi that they had come after booking slots on the co-win portal.
Nitin pawar from Bijnor, a teacher at the government school, has come to Ramleela Ground in Vijay Nagar at around 3:30 p.m.
But, he said that he was asked to go to another center as “no more dose left”.
When Prakash went to the nearest JKG school, it was closed for vaccination.
Other teachers, Nearu, who came from Greater Noida had to face the same trial.
According to the Co-Win portal, so far 27.16 Lakh vaccines have been given in the district.
From this, 19.77 lakh was the first dose and the remaining 7.38 lakh was the second.
In terms of total vaccination, Ghaziabad was placed second in the state after Lucknow (37.25 lakh jabs).
Meanwhile, GB Nagar has managed 24.21 lakh jabs.
There was an invasion of recipients in the center since Monday morning for vaccination.
Because the portal is slow in the afternoon, health workers face difficulties in uploading the details of the receiver.
Drive vaccination in malls starts at night and continues until 10pm, officials said.