Over 95,000 people received Covid vaccine doses in a day in Delhi: Bulletin

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Updated At : 01:20 AM Aug 05, 2021 IST

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New Delhi, August 4

The Delhi government on Wednesday said over 95,000 people have received anti-coronavirus vaccine doses the previous day, with 45,314 of them getting the second jab.

A total of 1,02,95,389 vaccine doses have been administered in Delhi so far, according to the city’s vaccination bulletin.

Of the total 1,02,95,389 jabs—75,33,335 were first doses and 27,62,054 second doses.

Delhi had only four days of vaccine stocks left as of Wednesday morning, the bulletin claimed.

The national capital had a balance stock of 7,26,040 coronavirus vaccines, of which 3,75,110 doses were of Covishield and 3,50,930 of Covaxin.

A total of 10,200 doses of Covaxin were added to the stock on Tuesday. The National Capital’s current vaccination capacity stands at 1,75,539 doses daily, the bulletin stated. — PTI

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