Lucknow: Stepping towards another vaccine, Uttar Pradesh became the first country in India who had provided more than 25 doses of Covid-19 Crore Vaccine.
According to data from the Cowin portal updated until 7:00 on Monday, at least 25.05 crore from a total of 162.7 doses of crore given in the country from above.
This means that 15.3% of the vaccine used in this country to reduce the coronavirus pandemic consumed at Uttar Pradesh.
An official statement issued by the government said that other countries in the top five in India were far behind.
In Maharashtra, which is the closest competitor, 14.64 crore doses have been given.
This was followed by Bengal (11.87 Crore), Bihar (11.01 Crore) and Madhya Pradesh (10.87 Crore).
9.6CR The beneficiaries of 68.7CR are fully affixed in India from the provisions of the fully vaccinated population upin, 9.6 crore from 68.7 crore people in India come from above.
Secretary of the Secretary of Secretary, Health and Family, Amit Mohan Prasad said 97.5% of the adult population of the country had taken the first dose while more than 66% was fully vaccinated.
The total number of doses managed in Uttar Pradesh covers more than 81.5 teenagers lakh and the recipient of the 8.48 lakh prevention action.
Reviewing the Covid-19 situation in the state, the chairman of Yogi Minister Adyityanh directed health officials to ensure a percent cent of all eligible populations before the state goes to polls.
He also took stock of prevention doses that would be given to poll staff to ensure security during the election.
The Chairperson of the Minister of Yogi Adityanath also urges people to avoid the earliest fear and vaccinate.
He also confirmed that vaccines had helped a lot in maintaining controlled Covid-19 death.
Health officials said Uttar Pradesh’s performance in front of immunization was extraordinary for the past four weeks.
Of the total 25 doses of crore given in the state, 5 crore (or one-fifth of the total dose) has been given in January.
Uttar Pradesh first to manage 25 doses of covid crore vaccines
