Twelve districts are substantially under Maharashtra’s average in regards to full inoculation in the state. While Maharashtra has completely vaccinated 33 per cent of those eligible, many districts have been able to cover a mere 19 per cent to 23 per cent with both doses, reported the Times of India. This speaks to troubles that full inoculation may not reach the requisite stage in the initial months of 2022 in those regions.
Based on statistics from Co-Win, Hingoli, Nanded and Solapur have a minimum of 19 per cent being fully vaccinated. Jalgaon, Yavatmal, Aurangabad and Beed are behind too, with a coverage between 20 to 21.5 per cent. Osmanabad, Buldhana, Nandurbar have two-dose numbers at 22.7 per cent, 23.4 per cent and 23.3 per cent. According to the data, Nandurbar has below 50 per cent individuals who have been administered at least one jab.
Mumbai was at the top of the chart with 58 per cent fully inoculated and 98 per cent with one jab. This was followed by Pune with complete vaccination numbers at 50 per cent and 93 per cent with one jab. Bhandara, on the other hand, has attained 92 per cent first shot numbers and 45 per cent full inoculation digits.
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