vaccine wastage: shocking type! 2500,000 doses of corona vaccine were thrown in the garbage

Jaipur: Vaccination campaign is underway in the country (coronavirus india). Many states do not have the required number of vaccines due to insufficient availability of vaccines. Many vaccination centers in most states are closed. So there seems to be a crowd where vaccination is underway. There is a shocking type of covid vaccine wastage when there is a shortage of vaccines in the country. At 35 vaccination centers in eight districts of Rajasthan, 500 vaccine vials have been found in the rubbish bin. These 500 vials contained 2500 thousand doses (vaccine wastage in Rajasthan).

The 500 vials found in the bins at the vaccination centers were found to be 20 to 75 per cent full. This news was given by Dainik Bhaskar (vaccination in rajasthan). In Rajasthan, between January 16 and 17, more than 11.50 lakh crores of doses were dumped, the Center said. Central and state government figures differ on the issue of wastage of vaccine. The Rajasthan government claims that the rate of vaccine wastage in the state is only 2 per cent. The central government has said that 7 per cent vaccine was administered in April and 3 per cent in May 26. At the vaccination center where the test was carried out, 25 per cent of the vaccines were wasted. Following the case, Rajasthan Health Secretary Akhil Arora has been ordered to investigate.

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Out of the total number of vaccines received in Kerala, more than 87,000 were vaccinated. In Rajasthan too, not a single dose of vaccine was wasted at a school vaccination camp at Health Center Hindoli. Health worker Gayatri Sharma received 22 vials on May 27. As a result, 240 citizens were given doses. Mahima Verma, Ayodhya Sharma and Afroz, health workers at Bundi’s Balchand Pada center, called the citizens through 25 vials and gave doses to 274 people.