
100% of eligible population given first dose, says Kejriwal
The Hindu
180 new COVID-19 cases reported in Delhi; active cases cross 700 mark
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday said the Capital has taken a monumental step in the fight against COVID-19 by administering the first dose of vaccine to 100% of its eligible population.
According to Mr. Kejriwal, 148.33 lakh citizens had been vaccinated with at least one dose so far and more than 1.035 crore people had taken the second dose. He saluted all the healthcare and front-line workers for their contribution to this cause.
The Chief Minister said Delhi was largely safe from the virus and the government was prepared to deal with the Omicron variant at every level.

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