Vaccination shortage: Bihar, Rajasthan and Bengal have the biggest shortage of vaccination, Kerala and Delhi are in better condition

New variants of corona virus are increasing concern in the country. The fall in vaccination on it can further increase the difficulty. So far, 54% less vaccines have been vaccinated than the total target. Some of the largest states have the worst daily vaccination records. The total population of these states is about 59 crores. According to the data, the vaccination target is 22% lower in Kerala and Delhi, 71% in Bihar, while it is 66% lower in Rajasthan and Bengal.

The situation is better in these states too
Along with Kerala and Delhi, the lack of vaccination in Punjab, Karnataka and Gujarat is not much according to the population there. Vaccination shortfall is 26% in Punjab, 30% in Karnataka and 37% in Gujarat. Delhi and Kerala have the highest vaccination records so far, but both states are still far from their target of vaccinating 60% of the population by December.

Vaccination shortage is highest in these five states
Uttar Pradesh and Jharkhand, along with Bihar, Rajasthan and Bengal, have fallen short of the vaccination target. In Uttar Pradesh this shortfall is 64% while in Jharkhand it is 62%.

More than 36 crore people got the vaccine
On Friday, the Ministry of Health said that the vaccination coverage in the country has exceeded 36 crores. So far, more than 11 crore doses have been given to people in the age group of 18 to 44 years. Experts say that new variants of coronavirus are being reported around the world. Therefore, there is a need to expedite the process of vaccination. The Delta variant, which was first detected in India, is included in the deadliest variant of Corona.

Five states where the shortfall in vaccination is highest

Five states where the shortage in vaccination is the least