Bhubaneswar: Odisha on Friday reached a milestone of more than 4 crores (40.071.211) Dosage of Covid-19 vaccine.
It took 44 days for the country to reach 4 crore marks from that day completed the administration of three doses of Crore.
On average, 2.27 doses of lakh have been given in the last 44 days.
The number of people, who has received at least the first dose, thus rose to 2.67 crore.
The 4 crore cumulative number shows that Odisha is short with a little more than two crore doses from fully vaccinating the population that qualifies in 18 years and above.
The state has 3.25 core beneficiaries that meet the requirements that will require a dose of 6.5 crores.
Bijay Panigrahi, Director, Family Welfare, said: “We have maintained vaccination speed according to plan.
The number of second doses recipients on a certain day is double the first dose recipient.
At present, we have a 45 lakh stock.” He said around 41 percent of the qualified population has been inoculated with these two doses.
“The vaccine consignment reaches here before the shares run out.
So there is no problem meeting the target of everyday dose.
At the end of December, we want to complete at least the first vaccination dose for all.
So far the number of people.
So far the least receives the first dose is 2,672.
538, “added Panigrahi.
In the age group 18-44, 22,242, 874 had received a vaccine which was 20,062,136 was a man.
Of the total doses given so far, 35,268,138 doses are covishield.
Ganjam Regency has passed Khurda in terms of the cumulative dose given.
While Ganjam until Wednesday gave 41.02.121 doses, total Khurda reached 36.83,763.
Deogarh is a single district whose number of vaccinations in second dose has not passed the 1-lakh sign.
The state has provided 1.77,140 doses at 2,092 sites on Friday to the time to submit a report.
On Friday, the country reported 263 new Covid cases from 66,533 samples tested, registering the total level of front of 0.39 percent.
Ten districts did not report a single covid infection while Khurda added 129 new cases.
The capital reported 94 new cases.