Tamil Nadu has capacity to give 2 crore COVID-19 jabs a month but lack supplies: Ma. Subramanian
The Hindu
The State can vaccinate seven lakh to eight lakh people a day, the Medical and Family Welfare Minister says.
Tamil Nadu has the capacity to administer more than two crore doses of COVID-19 vaccines a month but supply-side constraints prevent it from vaccinating people faster, Medical and Family Welfare Minister Ma. Subramanian said in Chennai on Wednesday. Addressing participants at the inauguration of a mass vaccination camp organised by Apollo Hospitals, he said the State, with its infrastructure, could vaccinate seven lakh to eight lakh people a day.
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