“We’ve crossed one crore doses at the moment,” Pradeep Vyas stated. (File)
Mumbai: Maharashtra has administered COVID-19 vaccine doses to over one crore individuals to this point, a senior well being official stated on Sunday.
The vaccination drive started on January 16 this 12 months throughout the nation and is presently underway for front-line and well being care employees, and other people aged 45 years and above.
“We’ve crossed one crore doses at the moment. Until at the moment midday, now we have administered 1,00,38,421 doses,” Maharashtra’s principal secretary (well being) Pradeep Vyas stated in an announcement.
Amid studies of Maharashtra dealing with an acute scarcity of the doses, hampering its immunisation drive, Union minister Prakash Javadekar on Saturday stated the state has acquired 1.10 crore doses of the anti-COVID-19 vaccines to this point.
Other than Maharashtra, Gujarat and Rajasthan are the 2 different states which have acquired multiple crore doses, Mr Javadekar had stated.
On the blame recreation between the Centre and the state authorities over the supply of vaccine doses, the BJP chief had stated this was not the correct time to do politics.
Maharashtra Well being Minister Rajesh Tope had alleged that many states, that are smaller than Maharashtra when it comes to inhabitants and the variety of sufferers, have acquired extra doses of vaccine.
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