New Delhi: The Ministry of Health and family welfare on Saturday told that more than 38.54 doses of Crore vaccines have been given to countries, UTS.
“More than 38.54 crores (38,54,01,150) vaccine doses have been given to the state / UTS so far, through all sources.
Of all this, total consumption including waste is 36,80,88,124 doses (according to the data available at 8 am) Today) “, read the official release by the Ministry.
More than 1.73 crores (1,73,33,026) balance and doses of covid vaccines that are not used are still available with America, UTS and private hospitals to be provided.
The union government is committed to accelerating the steps and expanding the scope of Covid-19 vaccination throughout the country.
The new phase of the Covid-19 vaccination on vaccination starts from June 21, 2021.
Vaccination boost has increased through the availability of more vaccines, advanced visibility of vaccine availability to the state and UTS to allow better planning by them, and streamline the supply chain of vaccines.
As part of a national vaccination drive, the Indian government has supported America and UT by giving them a free covid vaccine.
In the new phase of the universalization of Covid-19 vaccination drive, the Government Government will buy and supply (free of charge) 75 percent of vaccines produced by vaccine producers in the country and UTS.
India has provided 37.21 doses of crore vaccines so far under the drive of its national vaccination.
“Indian cumulative vaccination coverage crosses 37 crores yesterday.
A total of 37,21,96,268 vaccine doses have been given through 48,04,423 sessions, according to the temporary report until 7 this morning.
30.55.802 Vaccine doses are given in 24.
hours.” Read releases by the Ministry.
Furthermore, the substantial test capacity has increased where 42.90 crore tests have been carried out.
In accordance with the Indian Medical Research Council, a total of 42.90.41.970 Covid-19 tests have been carried out so far in this country, including 19.55,225 samples tested on Friday.