PM Modi lauds 200-crore vaccine doses landmark
The Hindu
New Delhi India has created history again, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on July 17 as the cumul
India has created history again, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on July 17 as the cumulative COVID-19vaccine doses administered in the country surpassed the 200-crore mark.
Mr. Modi said Indians have shown remarkable faith in science, with the country’s doctors, nurses, frontline workers, scientists, innovators and entrepreneurs playing a key role in ensuring a safer planet.
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“I appreciate their spirit and determination,” he tweeted.
According to the Health Ministry data, 98% of the adult population has received at least one dose while 90% have been fully vaccinated.
Mr. Modi said, “India creates history again! Congrats to all Indians on crossing the special figure of 200 crore vaccine doses. Proud of those who contributed to making India’s vaccination drive unparalleled in scale and speed. This has strengthened the global fight against COVID-19.”
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