When the state hits 60% fully vaccinated, and two weeks after that so immunity can build, state health officials said New Mexico will lift its capacity limits on businesses. © Provided by KOAT Albuquerque Vaccine shot
Department of Health officials said during a press conference that the state needs more than 21,000 people to get either the second COVID-19 shot or the Johnson & Johnson vaccine by Thursday in order to fully reopen the state on July 1.
When the state hits 60% fully vaccinated, and two weeks after that so immunity can build, state health officials said New Mexico will lift its capacity limits on businesses. Sign up for our Newsletters
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Cabinet Health Secretary Rajiv Gauba Friday spoke with chief secretaries, DG Police, and health secretaries of all states and Union territories to review the recent spike in daily Covid-19 cases in 11 states/UTs over the past two weeks.
He added that 11 states/UTs were categorised as “states of grave concern” on account of their rising numbers of daily Covid-19 cases and deaths. According to the health ministry, the 11 states are Maharashtra, Punjab, Karnataka, Kerala, Chhattisgarh, Chandigarh, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Delhi and Haryana.
They have contributed 90 per cent of Covid cases in the country, 90.5 per cent of deaths in 14 days till March 31, and have crossed or close to crossing their early reported peaks last year, it said.