Mansukh Mandaviya : 99 crore vaccines have administered so far in the country, soon the target of 100 crore will met, only 13,058 new infection cases have found in the last one day. India launched its vaccination drive on January 16 and health care workers were the first to inoculated against Covid-19 and from February 2. Front line workers were made eligible for vaccination.
The country’s Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya tweeted that
We are at 99 crores 💉
Go for it India, continue to rapidly march towards our milestone of 100 crore #COVID19 vaccinations. pic.twitter.com/jq9NKnw8tF
— Dr Mansukh Mandaviya (@mansukhmandviya) October 19, 2021
Under the National Immunization Campaign that started from January 16. More than 99 crore vaccines have administered in the country so far. Soon the target of installing 100 crore vaccines in the country will also achieved. The country’s Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya tweeted that we are at the figure of 99 crores. He said that we are continuously moving forward to meet the target of 100 crore vaccines.
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In the last one day, only 13,058 new infection cases have found.
This figure is the lowest in the last 231 days. On one hand, there has been such a huge reduction in new cases, while in the last 24 hours, 19,470 people have defeated the corona infection. With this, the number of active cases has also come down to the level of 1,83,118. Which is the lowest in 227 days. Due to the continuous relief being give to the country due to corona infection. It is now being speculated that perhaps its third wave will not come. Explain that experts had expressed the possibility of a third wave during September or October.
The government then expanded the vaccination drive from March 1 to include those above 60 years of age and those above 45 years with associated specified 20 comorbidities. From April 1, everyone above the age of 45 was give the vaccines and from May 1 all adults were made eligible for Covid-19 vaccination.
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