Over 10 lakh doses administered on Lasika Utsava day in Karnataka
The Hindu
On the fifth ‘Lasika Utsava’ Wednesday, Karnataka administered 10,26,548 doses of COVID-19 vaccines till 9 p.m. With this, Karnataka has administered 5,61,68,962 doses so far of which 1,70,17,719 are
On the fifth ‘Lasika Utsava’ Wednesday, Karnataka administered 10,26,548 doses of COVID-19 vaccines till 9 p.m. With this, Karnataka has administered 5,61,68,962 doses so far of which 1,70,17,719 are second doses. The State had set a target of administering 2,308,000 doses on Wednesday.
On September 17, during the mega vaccination mela, the State was able to administer 31,43,598 doses as against a target of 31,75,000 doses.
According to data from the CoWIN portal till 9 p.m., the highest number of doses (1,08,930) was administered in BBMP limits. Belagavi and Shivamogga followed with 79,102 and 50,568 doses, respectively.
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