Mumbai: The city is only 15,000 shots about vaccinating the entire population with at least one dose.
Civil officials hope to hit 100% first stranded milestone on Friday.
Mumbai has an adult population of 92.36.546 according to estimates of the state government.
Until Thursday night, 92.21.136 (99.8%) was vaccinated with a temporary dose of 59.14,579 (64%) had taken both shots.
Overall, 1.51.35,715 doses have been given in the city since January 16 when the national vaccination drive starts.
Among the companies, Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation with a 11 lakh population was the first in the region to reach 100% with one shot.
Outside Maharashtra, Bhubaneswar claimed to be the first city to reach a milestone.
Supplementary City Commissioner Suresh Kakani said it would be an important milestone in the Mumbai fight against Coronavirus.
“We are leading in vaccinations throughout India.
Although Mumbai contributed 10% of the country’s population, nearly 15% of the doses managed in the country have been in Mumbai,” he said, adding that credit for Feat went to the immunization team, nurses, head of hospital and All agents have participated in the first 10 months.
“We will continue to motivate people at all local levels to vaccinate because there may be individuals who are still hesitant to take vaccines.” The city has begun with 10 public vaccination centers.
For months, the number of centers increased to 461, including 145 private facilities.
Nearly 40% vaccination in Mumbai has been carried out in private centers.
Kakani said vaccination centers should not be significantly upgraded because more than 35 people have not taken their second dose.
Also, vaccination for teenagers is likely to be launched from December which is the center that has hopefully useful.