Mumbai: Earlier this month, the state government decided to provide additional relaxation to the district with a higher vaccine coverage.
According to the decision taken last week, only 11 districts, including Mumbai, met the criteria of at least 70% of full vaccination coverage and a single dose coverage of 90%.
“Last-miles coverage is usually a problem with all vaccinations.
But, even with the third wave, vaccine demand does not take in many districts,” said the official.
The state government has made full mandatory vaccination status for most public spaces, including to travel in public transportation.
There are 23 districts in the state that have a single dose coverage of less than the average state of 91%.
The average dose of the two countries is 67.9%; There are 21 districts that have not yet reached this.
State Supervision Officer Dr.
Pradeep kicked that because the trend declined in omicron waves, many believers had no urgency to take the covid vaccine.
“We promote vaccination extensively because it has emerged as the main reason for a lighter wave.
There is evidence that arises from all over the world who is fully vaccinated by people who have lighter diseases compared to those who are not vaccinated.” Incidentally, more than 1.34 people crore at.
All countries have not taken second shots.
Mumbai, which has more than 95% of full vaccination coverage, has more than 7 lakh people who have not taken their second covishield or Covaxin shots.
In Thane, the number is 8.2 lakh.
In absolute numbers, Pune has the highest number of people (11.8 lakh) who skipped their deadlines to take the second vaccine.
Only 11 Maha Dists has a full 70% Vax coverage
