Over 1.33 crore COVID-19 vaccine doses still available with States: Centre
The Hindu
Over 25 crore vaccine doses have been provided to States and UTs so far, through the government of India (free of charge channel) and through direct State procurement category.
More than 1.33 crore vaccine doses are still available with States and Union Territories and over three lakh doses are in the pipeline and will be received by them within the next three days, the Union Health Ministry said on Wednesday. Over 25 crore vaccine doses have been provided to States and UTs so far, through the government of India (free of charge channel) and through direct State procurement category. Of this, the total consumption, including wastage, is 23,74,21,808 doses (according to data available at 8 a.m. on Wednesday), the Ministry said.
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