Karimnagar achieves 100.19% second dose vaccine coverage
The Hindu
First district to achieve this feat
Karimnagar district has achieved 100.19% coverage of the second dose of COVID-19 vaccination, thereby becoming the first district in the State to achieve this feat, the health department said.
The district also surpassed its target and achieved 104% vaccination of its eligible population with the first dose, sources added.
In recognition of the relentless efforts made by the frontline healthcare workers and other field functionaries of the health department in this regard, a function was held in their honour at the auditorium in the Collectorate here on Wednesday.
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