PRAYAGRAJ: Vaccination Recipients had to return without a jab on Tuesday Trans-Ganga and due to non-availability of trans-Yamuna pockets of the district Vaccines. Vaccination On Tuesday itself, the exercise was conducted at 14 places in the city. Health Department officials told that the exercise of vaccination covid Wednesdays will not be held at Community Health Centers (CHCs) in rural areas.
However, the officials claimed that a cluster plan To cover maximum number of recipients in rural and urban areas, the district will be taken up from July 1. On Tuesday, recipients arriving at rural and semi-urban based vaccination centers returned empty handed due to non-availability of vaccines. . The recipients contacted the concerned health workers to know about the dates of vaccination and the staff assured them that they would be covered under the cluster scheme. However, 14 vaccination sites opened in the city on Tuesday saw huge crowds of recipients. Till June 28, 8,40,098 COVID vaccine shots were given to recipients of all age groups, i.e. those above 18 years of age. While 7,02,556 beneficiaries have taken the first dose, 1,37,542 recipients have also received it. second dose. He said a total of 10,470 vaccines were administered to people of all age groups in the last 24 hours, including 6829 recipients of the first dose and 3,641 recipients of the second shot.
Meanwhile, health department officials are focusing on a cluster plan and from June 1, over 300 health teams have been deployed to cover each village, block and ward in the district. The district is divided into 216 clusters. Since about 60 percent of eligible recipients live in rural areas, more health teams have been deployed to service in rural areas. At least 10-12 additional teams will be roped in to achieve the target with the cluster plan starting from July 1. The authorities have targeted to administer around 39.87 lakh beneficiaries, which includes 27 lakh recipients in the age group of 18 to 44 years and 12.87 lakh beneficiaries above the age of 45 years.
However, the officials claimed that a cluster plan To cover maximum number of recipients in rural and urban areas, the district will be taken up from July 1. On Tuesday, recipients arriving at rural and semi-urban based vaccination centers returned empty handed due to non-availability of vaccines. . The recipients contacted the concerned health workers to know about the dates of vaccination and the staff assured them that they would be covered under the cluster scheme. However, 14 vaccination sites opened in the city on Tuesday saw huge crowds of recipients. Till June 28, 8,40,098 COVID vaccine shots were given to recipients of all age groups, i.e. those above 18 years of age. While 7,02,556 beneficiaries have taken the first dose, 1,37,542 recipients have also received it. second dose. He said a total of 10,470 vaccines were administered to people of all age groups in the last 24 hours, including 6829 recipients of the first dose and 3,641 recipients of the second shot.
Meanwhile, health department officials are focusing on a cluster plan and from June 1, over 300 health teams have been deployed to cover each village, block and ward in the district. The district is divided into 216 clusters. Since about 60 percent of eligible recipients live in rural areas, more health teams have been deployed to service in rural areas. At least 10-12 additional teams will be roped in to achieve the target with the cluster plan starting from July 1. The authorities have targeted to administer around 39.87 lakh beneficiaries, which includes 27 lakh recipients in the age group of 18 to 44 years and 12.87 lakh beneficiaries above the age of 45 years.
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