Ranchi: Lack of consciousness, disrupted supply during the early days, doubts during the celebration, rainy season, floods and migration populations are referred to as the main reasons behind the drive of Jharkhand vaccination slow during the meeting guided by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in countries which is below the national average in giving Jab.
Minister of Health State Banna Gupta along with the Deputy Commissioner of eight districts left behind in the coverage of vaccination joining a virtual meeting with the Prime Minister.
Speaking with Toi, Gupta said, “We have made satisfactory progress in drive vaccination against all opportunities and we are committed to fixing it.
We hope that it will be able to cross the vaccination of 90% of the first dose at the end of November.” Asked why Jharkhand left behind the coverage National by 14% Gupta said, “We have had a supply of irregular vaccine doses in the early days as a result of where much time our vaccination program was suspended.
However, our team really worked hard and now we have enough doses, we Will ensure that we can extend coverage.
“Eight districts were identified as low players in Jharkhand including Deoghar, Garhwa, Giridih, Godda, Saheban, Nail, Sahebganj and Singhbhum Barat and each deputy commissioner also attended a meeting and presented a challenge that caused more a little of their coverage and plan to improve.
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According to the vaccination data of the State Health Department (until November 2), Garhwa is the worst-performing district between eight and the first dose coverage of 47.78% and the second dose of 15.99%.
Pakur is the best performance among the eight districts with 58.09% of the first dose and 17.11% of the second dose administration.
Garhwa DC Rajesh Pathak said, “Vaccination coverage in the district suffers due to lack of awareness, large migration populations and rainy season because the team cannot reach a distant area.
However, we will discuss fields in a multi-capital manner which includes the Har Ghar Dastak program And Van Tika Express.
“DC Varun Ranjan Pakur said the coverage of vaccination was satisfactory and they could not manage mass vaccination drives due to irregular supply of doses.
Now they have sufficient vaccines, they have run mass vaccination drives that have caused an increase of 2% of existing data because it fell 60% on Wednesday.
“Our team has been able to vaccinate more than 20,000 in the last three days,” he said.
Cumulative Jharkhand has provided 2,07,99,296 doses of 1,50,12,617 have received the first dose while 57.12,617 has obtained the second.
It has been given at 7,045 vaccination centers where 6,729 run by the government and 316 is personal.