Belagavi the third best performing district in vaccine coverage
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Belagavi is the third best performing district in vaccine coverage. “We have vaccinated the highest number of persons in Belagavi, after Bengaluru and Mysuru,” said officer in-charge of vaccination in
Belagavi is the third best performing district in vaccine coverage. “We have vaccinated the highest number of persons in Belagavi, after Bengaluru and Mysuru,” said officer in-charge of vaccination in the district I.R. Gadad. The district has achieved around 39.81 per cent vaccination till now. Officials had set a target of 15.27 lakh persons aged over 45 for vaccination. Of them, 6.08 lakh have been vaccinated. Covishield is the primary vaccine administered among the people. Officers received around six lakh doses of Covishield and around 20,000 doses of Covaxin. Of these, 1,170 doses of Covishield and around 740 doses of Covaxin are left in stock. The rest have been used for inoculation.
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