Ranchi: Drive Vaccination in Jharkhand is likely to take steps on Tuesday after two days of interference with the state receiving 257,000 doses on Monday afternoon.
Partial inoculation drives were suspended on Saturday and Sunday because the vaccine stock ran dry on Friday night.
According to the State Health Department, a record of 18,111 people was administered on vaccines on Sunday, leaving a total of 38,700 doses for Monday.
However, the drive was affected on Monday morning as well as the session site ran dry within a few hours after it began.
Speaking with Toi, Ranchi District Reproductive, Child Health Officer Dr.
Shashi Bhushan Khalko said: “We only have a few doses left with us on Sunday night, therefore, drive vaccination on Monday is affected.
On Sundays, many recipients.
The benefits that must take the covishield must return when we run out of doses.
“Meanwhile, after the State Ministry of Health coordinated with the union government of the lack of vaccines, the new consignment arrived at Birsa Munda International Airport on Monday afternoon which was then sent to all 24 districts.
Asked whether the new covishield dose had landed, Dr.
Khalkho said that he had received around 22,000 doses on Monday night and there would be no interference in the vaccination drive.
However, some beneficiaries must go home without getting a vaccine on Monday because they are notified that there are no doses in the center.
In Ranchi, people look back from functional session sites until Saturday but they are suspended on Sundays and Mondays due to lack of doses.
Sudha Singh, a resident of the airport colony, Hinoo, said: “I have to take the second dose between 3 and 17 July but I did not get JAB on Sunday or on Monday because they said that there was no covishield dose.
I was asked to visit the center on the day Tuesday.
“The country has experienced a similar lack of vaccines between June 29 and July 2.
This is the second time Jharkhand must suspend his vaccination drive due to lack of doses.
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