The Union Health Ministry said today that there were 18,327 new COVID-19 cases and 108 deaths in the country in the last 24 hours.
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New Delhi
1.90 crore COVID-19 vaccine doses given: Ministry of Health
A release issued by the Ministry of Health stated that the cumulative dose of COVID19 vaccine administered in the country crossed 1.90 crore on Friday.
According to the provisional report, a total of 1,90,40,175 vaccine doses have been given as of 7 pm on Friday: 68,96,529 health care workers (HCWs) who took the first dose and 32,94,612 HCWs. Second dose; 62,94,755 frontline workers (FLWs) (first dose), 1,23,191 FLWs (second dose), 60,17,862 beneficiaries over 60 years old and 3,13,226 beneficiaries older than 45 and with specific co-morbidities.
A total of 10,34,672 vaccine doses were administered as of 7pm on Friday evening, the nationwide COVID-19 fortieth day vaccination – 8,25,537 beneficiaries were vaccinated with the first dose, and 2,09,135 HCWs and FLWs received the second dose , According to the provisional report.
Geneva
Do not expect vaccines, warn WHO
The World Health Organization said on Friday that Coxax will deliver 14.4 million COVID-19 vaccine doses to 31 more countries next week, as it has warned people, with decency, to hopefully bring vaccines.
The Covax global vaccine-sharing facility shipped more than 20 million doses to 20 countries as the plan was intended to ensure poorer countries access to the jabs that were closed this week.
But the WHO feared that more waves of coronovirus epidemics could be on the way if people thought the worldwide roll-out of vaccines meant the crisis was over.
“I am really very worried that … we think we are through this. We are not,” WHO Emergency Director Michael Ryan told a news conference. “And if we are not careful, the country will be third And are about to return to the fourth canto. We should not waste the hope that vaccines bring our guards away from other areas. “
WHO Director-General Tedros Adnom Ghebius praised the first full week of the Kovacs roll-out, but said the rich countries were still leaving others behind in the vaccination race.
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