Over 3.04 crore vaccines administered in A.P. so far
The Hindu
More than 11.44 lakh administered on Tuesday
Andhra Pradesh had administered 3.04 crore doses of vaccine against COVID-19 so far as of 8 p.m. on Tuesday, according to the Cowin portal. The Health Department said that more than 56% of the eligible population (18+) in the State was administered with at least one dose of vaccine as of 4 p.m. Of the total doses administered, 2,19,09,187 crore were given as the first dose and 85,45,420 lakh were give as second dose vaccines. About 41% of the total population of 5.25 crore have so far received at least one dose, while 15.9% of people were fully vaccinated, officials said.
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