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Covid-19 in India: Daily vaccinations plunge by 35 per cent

Crisil report says Covid infections may have crossed the peak on May 6

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A woman sits while waiting in a queue outside a govt fair price ration shop, during a lockdown, in Chennai, on Tuesday. Pic/AFP

A woman sits while waiting in a queue outside a govt fair price ration shop, during a lockdown, in Chennai, on Tuesday. Pic/AFP

As the vaccine mismanagement and the resultant shortage continue, the daily vaccination has come down to 980 per million people as of May 23, down from 1,455 per million a week earlier, down over 35 per cent, according to a report. The world average is 3,564 per million.

The only saving grace is the continuing decline in the pandemic caseload, Crisil said in the report. This means that the infections may have crossed the peak on May 6, when the country had reported 4.14 lakh cases. Daily new cases now average 2.5 lakh, down from 3.3 lakh in the week ended May 16.

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