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Over 25 lakh COVID vaccine doses administered by 2pm till Jan 28: Health Ministry

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Over 25 lakh COVID vaccine doses administered by 2pm till Jan 28: Health Ministry

Over 25 lakh COVID vaccine doses administered by 2pm till Jan 28: Health Ministry

Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan, on January 28, briefed media about the ongoing COVID vaccination drive.

While addressing the media, Bhushan informed that over 25 lakh vaccine doses have been administered so far, as per data available till 2 pm today.

He also said that the number of active cases are declining and there are 1,75,000 active cases in the country as of now.

"A steady and declining trend is being exhibited," said Bhushan.


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