80.97% givensecond dose in Udupi
The Hindu
Deputy Commissioner of Udupi M. Kurma Rao said on Monday that 95.68% and 80.97% of the eligible population have received their first and second doses of vaccination against COVID-19, respectively, in
Deputy Commissioner of Udupi M. Kurma Rao said on Monday that 95.68% and 80.97% of the eligible population have received their first and second doses of vaccination against COVID-19, respectively, in the district so far.
Addressing presspersons in Udupi, the Deputy Commissioner said that 9,55,806 of 9,99,000 eligible persons aged above 18 have received their first dose. And, 8,08,893 persons have received their second.
He said that achieving 100% vaccination is the immediate priority of the district administration to curb the spread of the infection.
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