The Government of India has so far given approximately 18 crore vaccine doses to states and union territories. According to the Union Health Ministry, till today at 8 am, a total of 17,93,57,860 vaccine doses have been given out of which 16,89,27,797 doses have been given. It also includes wastage. 1,04,30,063 vaccine doses are still available with states and union territories. In addition, 9,24,910 vaccine doses will be given to states and union territories within the next 3 days.
Vaccination information
Maharashtra has received 1,82,52,450 doses and 1,75,33,889 doses, including wastage. Now 7,18,561 vaccine doses are left.
Uttar Pradesh has received 1,51,31,270 doses and 1,38,60,390 doses have been given, including the wastage. Now there are 12,70,880 vaccine doses left.
Rajasthan has received 1,47,37,360 doses and 1,46,17,780 doses have been given, including the wastage.
Gujarat has received 1,48,70,490 doses and 1,38,29,983 doses have been given, including the wastage. Now 10,40507 vaccine doses are left.
West Bengal has received 1,20,83,340 doses and 1,22,97,897 doses have been given, including the wastage.
Karnataka has received 1,09,28,279 doses and 1,05,16,139 doses have been given, including wastage. Now 4,12,131 vaccine doses are left.
Madhya Pradesh has received 94,79,720 doses and 88,19,869 doses have been given, including the wastage. Now 6,59,851 vaccine doses are left.
Bihar has received 87,65,820 doses and 81,37,652 doses, including wastage. Now 6,28,168 vaccine doses are left.
Kerala has received 78,97,790 doses and 79,34,260 doses have been given, including the wastage.
Tamil Nadu has received 76,43,010 doses and 67,64,573 doses have been given, including the wastage. Now there are 8,78,437 vaccine doses left.
Delhi has received 41,22,310 doses and 36,77,352 doses have been given, including the wastage. Now there are 4,44,958 vaccine doses left.
Talking about vaccine waste, 6.49% in Haryana, 5.92% in Assam, 5.68% in Rajasthan, 5.67% in Meghalaya, 5.20% in Bihar, 5.19% in Manipur, 4.94% in Punjab, 4.85% in Dadra Nagar Haveli, Tamil Nadu In India, 4.13 percent vaccine and 3.36 percent vaccine dose wastage in Nagaland. States showing negative balance are showing more consumption than the vaccine supplied to the states including wastage as they have not supplied the vaccine to the armed forces.
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