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COVID: Over 18K beneficiaries vaccinated on Wednesday in Delhi; total 3.4 lakh

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New Delhi: Over 3.4 lakh beneficiaries have received COVID-19 vaccine till date in Delhi since the start of the inoculation drive a month ago, with more than 18,000 people receiving the jabs on Wednesday, according to data shared by officials.Of these, more than 1.41 lakh are healthcare workers and over 2 lakh are frontline workers, as per the data.On Wednesday, coronavirus vaccine shots were administered to nearly 18,600 beneficiaries in Delhi.

Two minor cases of AEFI (adverse events following immunisation) were reported, officials said.On Tuesday, 20,466 beneficiaries received the jabs across 313 centres.On Wednesday, 18,599 people were vaccinated, including 4,263 healthcare workers who got their second dose, as the inoculation drive.

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