NEW DELHI: The accumulative amount of Covid-19 vaccine doses administered at the nation has spanned 22.75 crore, with all 33,57,713 doses administered Friday, the Union Health Ministry stated.
It stated 16,23,602 beneficiaries from the age group 18-44 years received their initial dose and 31,217 at precisely the identical group their next dose on Friday.
Cumulatively, 2,58,45,901 men and women in the age category throughout 36 states and union territories have now received their initial dose and 1,18,299 their next dose because the vaccination drive started for them from May 1.
Bihar, Delhi, Gujarat, Haryana, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal have handled over 10 lakh beneficiaries of this age group 18-44 years to the very first dose, that the ministry stated.
The total amount of 22,75,67,873 comprise 99,44,507 health workers (HCWs) who’ve obtained the very first dose and 68,40,415 HCWs who’ve taken the next dose.
Additionally, it contains 1,60,45,747 frontline employees (FLWs) who’ve obtained the initial dose and 86,34,525 FLWs who’ve taken the next dose.
As numerous as 2,58,45,901 and 1,18,299 people in the 18-44 years age category have obtained the initial and second dose .
Moreover, 6,96,94,235 and 1,11,86,697 beneficiaries aged within 45 to 60 years old have now been researched the initial and second dose .
As numerous as 6,01,48,354 and 1,91,09,193 beneficiaries over 60 years have obtained the first and second serving.
According to Day-140 of this vaccination drive (June 4), a total of 33,57,713 vaccine doses have been granted, the ministry stated.
It stated 31,01,109 lien were vaccinated due to their initial doses and 2,56,604 beneficiaries their next dose, according to the provisional report until 7 PM.
Last reports could be done for your afternoon by late night.
The vaccination exercise for a tool to safeguard the most vulnerable people groups in the nation from Covid-19 is still frequently reviewed and monitored at the maximum levelthe ministry underlined.