Corona vaccination has exceeded 106 crores in the country, but there are some districts where the work of vaccination has not been found satisfactory. PM Modi will virtually review the performance of such districts on November 3. PM Modi is currently on a tour of Italy, where he is participating in the G-20 summit. Before this, PM Modi has held several rounds of meetings regarding vaccination. India had achieved the target of 100 crore vaccinations on October 21. However, in the recent report it has found that there are 100 million people who have not taken the second vaccine dose after the first dose.
PM Modi is currently on a tour of Italy.
The government aims to introduce the same number of vaccines in the next 3-4 months. For this, preparations are also going on for large scale vaccine production. With the increase in Kovid vaccination in India, there has been a significant decrease in the cases of corona. The daily cases of corona are now close to 15-20 thousand. Which had crossed 4 lakhs during the second wave of corona. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has just gone to Italy to participate in the G20 summit and COP26. The Prime Minister’s Office has given this information on Sunday.
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It has said in the information that those districts have included in this review meeting, where even 50 percent of the eligible population has able to get a dose of corona. Whereas the level of second dose of corona in those districts is also not at satisfactory level. It said that the Prime Minister will review the corona vaccination in similar districts of Jharkhand, Manipur, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, Maharashtra, Meghalaya and some other states.
At the same time, in the G-20 conference being held in Rome. PM Modi has said that India can produce more than 5 billion Covid vaccines by the end of next year. This can prove to be a decisive step in the war against the corona epidemic.
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