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Covid: 20% of India’s eligible population fully vaccinated, 62% have received one dose, says Centre

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vaccinated with both doses against Covid-19, said the central government on Thursday. In addition to this, 62% of the people have been administered at least one anti-Covid jab.

Further, as the festival seasons nears, the government stressed that the need of the hour is vaccine acceptance, maintenance of Covid-appropriate behaviour, responsible travel and responsible festivities.

ICMR DG Balram Bhargava said, "...sudden increase in population density creates a very conducive environment for viral spread.

If there is a sudden increase in population density then the virus finds it very useful to spread, so the call of the hour is vaccine acceptance, maintenance of Covid-appropriate behaviour, responsible travel and responsible

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