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Over 4.50 lakh people vaccinated so far: Health Ministry

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Over 4.50 lakh people vaccinated so far: Health Ministry

Over 4.50 lakh people vaccinated so far: Health Ministry

Health and Family Welfare Ministry of India informed that more than 4.50 lakh people have been vaccinated against COVID-19 till today.

"4,54,049 people have been vaccinated by COVID-19 vaccines till now.

The active cases around 2 lakhs after seven months and the number is declining.

After eight months, daily number of deaths is less than 140," said secretary Rajesh Bhushan.

He further said, "0.18% adverse events happened following immunisation and 0.002% of people were hospitalised following immunisation.

These are fairly low and the lowest so far in the world in the first three days."


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