The number of assets in India lately stands at 26,449, representing 0. 06% of the total number of Array
A total of 1,919 patients have recovered in the past 24 hours, bringing the total patient recoveries to 4,40,77,068 on Tuesday.
The national recovery from COVID-19 stood at 98. 76%, the fitness ministry said.
The daily positivity rate was 0. 68%, while the weekly positivity rate was 1. 02%.
India’s COVID-19 vaccination policy exceeded Rs 219. 37 crore according to interim reports as of 7 a. m. m. de today.
“COVID-19 vaccination for the 12- to 14-year-old organization began on March 16, 2022. So far, more than 4. 11 Cr (4,11,60,467) adolescents have won the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. Similarly, the management of the COVID-19 precautionary dose for the 18- to 59-year-old organization also began on April 10, 2022,” reads an official statement.
In the last 24 hours, 2,27,207 tests have been performed. India has conducted cumulative tests of Rs 89. 89 crore.
Earlier, on July 15, “COVID Vaccination Amrit Mahotsava” was introduced to push the precautionary dose as a component of the national COVID vaccination campaign, which ended after administering more than 15. 92 crore of precautionary doses, according to the Ministry of Health and Family. Welfare. .
The Ministry of Health said that more than 13. 01 lakh of special COVID vaccination camps were held 75 days.
“In 75 days, in all states and UT, 11,104 camps were held in bus terminals, 5,664 camps in railway stations, 511 camps in airports, more than 1,50,004 camps in schools and colleges, 4,451 camps on devout yatra routes, and more More than 11,30,044 camps were organized in personal and government workplaces and commercial establishments,” It reads the statement of the ministry.
The ministry said more than 76. 18 crore of first doses, 2. 35 crore of momentary doses and 15. 92 million rupees of precautionary doses were administered during the 75-day period.
“More than 24. 73 lakh of doses consistent with the day have been administered, adding 20. 68 lakh of precautionary doses consistent with the day,” he said, adding that with the intervention of a 75-day flexible vaccination campaign, 27% of the eligible population has now gained their precautionary dose because only 8% prior to the start of the initiative.
As a component of the Amrit Mahotsava COVID vaccination, all states and UTs were invited to lead the crusade as “Jan Abhiyan” with a large mass mobilization, camp approach. Several special vaccination camps on the roads of Char Dham Yatra (Uttarakhand), Amarnath Yatra (Jammu and Kashmir), Kanwar Yatra (all states and UT of northern India), as well as Melas and primary congregations were organized. (ANI)