Delhi asks Centre to disclose data of vaccines supplied to states
Currently, Delhi has a vaccine stock of four days for those aged 45 years and above, he said, adding that for the 18-44 age group, the city will run out of the stock in three days
PTI | May 17, 2021 | Updated 18:20 IST
Sisodia urged the Centre to make the data of allocation of vaccines to the states public
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia urged the Centre on Monday to make the data on vaccines supplied by it to the states public and sought 3.82 lakh doses of the vaccines for people aged 18-44 years in the city. Currently, Delhi has a vaccine stock of four days for those aged 45 years and above, he said, adding that for the 18-44 age group, the city will run out of the stock in three days.
Centre should make data on vaccine allocation to states public: Sisodia
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Synopsis The Centre has written to us, saying we will get 3.83 lakh doses for the 45-plus age group but we will not get vaccines for the 18-44 age group in May, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader said.
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Sisodia urged the Centre to make the data of allocation of vaccines to the states public.
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia urged the Centre on Monday to make the data on vaccines supplied by it to the states public and sought 3.82 lakh doses of the vaccines for people aged 18-44 years in the city. Currently, Delhi has a vaccine stock of four days for those aged 45 years and above, he said, adding that for the 18-44 age group, the city will run out of the stock in three days.
Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia sought 3.82 lakh doses of vaccines for people aged between 18-44 from the Centre. He also asked the Centre to make data on vaccine allocation public.
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