States And Union Territories Have Stock Of Corona Vaccines

States and Union Territories have stock of more than 1.57 crore corona vaccines – Ministry of Health.

The Union Health Ministry said on Tuesday that more than 1.57 crore corona vaccine doses are still available with the states and union territories.

The Center has so far provided more than 23 crore vaccine doses to the states and union territories free of cost and through direct state procurement categories.

The Ministry further stated that out of this the total consumption including wastage is 21,51,48,659 doses.

Contribution of the Central Government in the field of providing free vaccines.

Let us inform that under the nationwide vaccination campaign in the country, the central government is supporting the states and union territories by providing them free vaccines.

Apart from this, the facility of direct purchase of vaccines is also being provided.

12 crore corona doses will be available this month.

It is worth noting that a senior Health Ministry official had told a few days ago that one and a half times more doses will be available in June in comparison to May in vaccination against corona in the country, which will increase to more than two times in July.

On behalf of the Ministry, it was said that 12 crore corona doses will be available this month.

One crore people unemployed due to second wave of corona epidemic, 97 percent families’ income plummeted: report.

The second wave of Corona epidemic left more than 10 million people unemployed in the country. Whereas 97 percent of the families have recorded a decrease in income since the first wave.

Mahesh Vyas, Chief Executive Officer of the Center for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE), gave this information on Monday.

According to Vyas, according to the research institute, the unemployment rate was 12 percent in May as compared to 8 percent in April. About one crore Indians were not employed during this period.

The main reason for this is the second wave of corona infection. He said that once the economy starts functioning, the problem can be resolved to some extent, but it will not be completely.

Vyas told that those who have lost their jobs, they will find it difficult to find new employment.

Employment opportunities are available quickly in the unorganized sector, whereas it takes time to get good jobs in the organized sector.