Pune: At 2.57 crores, Maharashtra has a number of individuals who are fully vaccinated among countries, and ranked second in the total number of vaccine doses given in the country on Wednesday, statistics are displayed by the Ministry of Health and family welfare.
But it was encouraging because the number was heard up to 28% of 9.14 crore which meets the requirements of beneficiaries in Maharashtra for the second dose of the State Public Ministry of Health officials, said the vaccination campaign planned in Maharashtra starting October 8 to 14 will add numbers.
The government also boasts beneficiaries because of their second dose and those who have not started their vaccination schedule.
A senior public health department official told TII, “The discussion is at a higher departmental level to increase the number of beneficiaries by bringing into the vaccination schedule of those who still have not taken the first dose.
Making people to take the second dose are the most important if we have to Increasing the number of residents who are fully vaccinated in the state.
“The state is likely to get two doses of crore vaccines this month, and higher vaccination carried out, greater will be the quantity of the dosage that Maharashtra might accept, he added.
Members of the Covid-19 State Task Members Shashank Joshi told Toi that even though the country had done it well in some geography such as Pune, Kolhapur and Mumbai, the rural Maharashtra lagged behind.
“There are many districts with some levels of vaccine hesitation, especially the rural part.
Therefore, Maharashtra still needs to vaccinate aggressively, and try to complete the schedule of two maximum recipient doses at the end of the year.
Rural vaccine doubtful doubt must be intended as soon as possible,” Add Joshi.
Uttar Pradesh with 2.29 crores, the people who were fully vaccinated came second, followed by Gujarat, Karnataka and West Bengal.
Officials of the State Public Ministry of Health said the vaccination campaign planned in Maharashtra began October 8 to 14 will add numbers.
The government also boasts beneficiaries because of their second dose and those who have not started their vaccination schedule.
A senior public health official told TII, “The discussion is at a higher departmental level to increase the number of beneficiaries by bringing into the vaccination schedule of those who still have not taken the first dose.
Making people to take the second dose are the most important if we have to improve The number of residents who are fully vaccinated in Maharashtra.
“The state is likely to get two doses of crore vaccines this month, and higher vaccination carried out, will be greater will be the quantity of a dose that Maharashtra might accept, he added.
Members of the Covid-19 State Task Members Shashank Joshi told Toi that even though the country had done it well in some geography such as Pune, Kolhapur and Mumbai, the rural Maharashtra lagged behind.
“There are many districts with some levels of vaccine hesitation, especially the rural part.
Therefore, Maharashtra still needs to vaccinate aggressively, and try to complete the schedule of two maximum recipient doses at the end of the year.
Rural vaccine doubtful doubt must be intended as soon as possible,” Add Joshi.