Prayagraj: Set another note, as many as 1.23 lakh jab is managed to the recipient in one day in the Prayagraj district on Monday with a special vaccination campaign.
This campaign was held in more than 520 vaccination sites, including private hospitals on Monday.
The city of Sangam recorded the second highest recipient bridge throughout the country, preceded by Lucknow.
The capital city stands first in the state, managing 1.75 lakh shots to the recipient in one day.
It was followed by Prayagraj where 1.23 Lakk was given, and Ghaziabad provided 1.15 lakh jab in one day.
Before the special vaccination drive on Monday, the highest single-day record was 91,822 jab given to the recipient during the mega vaccination camp held in the district on September 17.
Of the 1,23,519 jab, 1,05,697 receivers of all age groups were given the first dose, while 17,822 recipients were given the second dose.
With this, a total of 26,50,700 beneficiaries of all age groups, including 20,93,323 from the first dose and 5.57,377 from the second dose, given Jab in DOAGRAJ until September 27.
The department claimed to have been vaccinated by more than 57%.
Target recipients in the district so far.
It has set a target to autoculate 46.10 Lakh recipients in the Prayagraj district.
District immunization officers and additional Chief Medical Officer (ACMO) Dr.
Teuth Lal told Tii, “We have set a target to cover 1.70 Lakh recipients in a mega campaign one day, but we only managed to cover the receiver 1.23 lakh.” “But we have succeeded in discussing people in remote areas,” he added.
Dr.
Lal appreciates the efforts of the health team and their inconvenient spirit that helps the department reach new targets.
However, district health officials, however, stated that they had intensified vaccination exercises in remote villages to cover the remaining recipients.
Officials also made efforts to cover them living in semi-urban areas and blocks.
A senior health official said that more than 8.60 lakh jab was given in 28 September only.
Prasagraj manages 1.23 lakh covid jabs in a single drive
