The Day 865 COVID-19 Vaccination Report of India confirmed that India’s cumulative COVID Vaccination Coverage reached 2,206,709,286 whereas CoWIN data says that 2,20,66,83,094 doses have been given till today.
The Day 865 COVID-19 Vaccination Report of India
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New Delhi (ABC Live): The Day 865 COVID-19 Vaccination Report of India: Today was day 865 of the countrywide COVID-19 vaccination program and the total numbers of doses given reached, 2,206,709,286 whereas CoWIN data says that 2,20,66,83,094 doses have been given till today.
The difference between the vaccination data reported by CoWIN and by MoHFW at 7 AM on 29/05/2023 reported 26,192 as total doses administrated 2,206,709,286 whereas CoWIN data says that 2,20,66,83,094 doses have been given till today.
The COVID-19 Vaccination for 12-14 years which was started on 17/03/2022 till today a total of 7,38,33,583 vaccination doses have been given to children of age 12-14 year in India.
The ABC Research team reports As per CoWIN Data 1,266 doses were administered today whereas MoHFW Data says that 1695 doses were administered today therefore keeping in view the huge ambiguity in the data provided by the government agencies, the ABC Research team will publish a detailed report on India’s vaccination drive after proper verification after ABC Research team decided to conclude its daily reporting on COVID-19.
India’s Active Caseload currently stands at 4503.The Active cases now constitute 0.01% of the country's total COVID-19 cases reported.
The ABC Research Team has prepared data on the basis of data provided on 30/05/2023 by the CoWIN dashboard for Day 864 of Vaccination drive launched on 17 January 2021 which is available for research can be asked by responding to email; abcliveindia@gmail.com
The Ministry of Health and family data on the COVID-19 Vaccination of Day 865 says that 2,206,709,286 (MoHFW) whereas CoWIN data says that 2,20,66,83,094 doses have been administrated till today, out of these 1,02,74,08,154 were the first doses 95,19,75,963 were the second doses And the remaining 22,72,98,977 were booster doses, the meaning thereby there is a difference 26,192 vaccine doses in both the vaccine data issued by the government of India official agencies in favour of CoWIN Data.
