NEW DELHI: The accumulative amount of Covid-19 vaccine doses administered at the nation has spanned 21.
58 crore, ” the Union health ministry said Monday.
It stated that 12,23,596 men and women in the age category of 18-44 years received their initial dose and 13,402 their next dose of Covid vaccine on Monday.
Cumulatively, 2,02,10,889 people throughout the nation have received their initial dose and 23,491 their next dose because the beginning of stage three of the vaccination drive,” the ministry stated.
Bihar, Delhi, Gujarat, Haryana, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal have handled over 10 lakh beneficiaries at the age category of 18-44 years that their very first dose of Covid-19 vaccine,” it stated.
The accumulative amount of Covid-19 vaccine doses administered at the nation has attained 21,58,18,547, based on this 7 pm provisional account for now, ” the ministry stated.
The overall of 21,58,18,547 comprises 98,83,778 health workers (HCWs) who’ve obtained their very first dose and 67,87,633 HCWs who’ve taken their next dose, also 1,56,67,311 frontline employees (FLWs) who have obtained their initial dose and 85,21,965 FLWs who’ve taken their next dose.
The ministry stated 2,02,10,889 men and women in the 18-44 years age category have now received their initial dose and 23,491 their next dose.
Apart from them, 6,64,02,012 and 1,07,15,693 beneficiaries from the 45-60 years age category have obtained their very first dose and next dose, respectively, whereas 5,88,31,736 along with 1,87,74,039 beneficiaries over age 60 years have obtained their initial dose and next dose, respectively.
The ministry stated that according to day-136 of their disease drive, a complete 25,52,501 vaccine doses had been awarded.
It stated 22,75,324 lien obtained their initial dose and 2,77,177 their next dose, according to the diligent report until 7 pm.
Last reports could be performed for the afternoon by late night, ” the ministry stated.
The vaccination exercise for a tool to safeguard the most vulnerable people groups in the nation from Covid-19 is still frequently reviewed and assessed at the maximum degree, ” it stated.