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According to an official of the School Education department, 48 special centres have been set up in the city to conduct the vaccination drive
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A mass vaccination drive was organised by the Delhi Public School, Nacharam in association with Rainbow Hospitals.
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Around 1,000 people registered for both the first and second dose.
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The vaccination drive, with focus on people over the age of 45 years and mothers with children under five years, began at 6 AM in more than 2,000 locations in all 13 districts of the State.
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About 48,879 women inoculated on Wednesday at 60 centres set up across the city
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The drive received a huge response and all those who have registered were allotted time slots to avoid any commotion.
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The drive was smoothly conducted with the assistance of the staff at the Oxford Grammar School, Himayathnagar.
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Officials said over 12,000 kin of the police personnel are expected to be vaccinated
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According to the Union Health Ministry, there are 1,33,68,727 Covid Vaccine doses still available with the States/UTs to be administered.
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The state had earlier announced that it would stop vaccination drive from Wednesday as it was running short of vaccines and that it would receive its quota of vaccines only on June 6.
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The vaccination programme was taken up at the Singareni Area hospital in Godavarikhani for coal miners of Ramagundam-1 area.
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Inaugurating the vaccination drive, Ashwani Kumar Gupta, GM (R), Telangana thanked the State government for having accepted their request of getting their staff vaccinated on a priority basis
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According to officials, elaborate arrangements were made and the word was spread among roadside hawkers, people working in grocery shops and delivery executives of e-commerce portals and food delivery apps
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Launches special drive for potential spreaders
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ZP Chairman said that they will vaccinate journalists, ration dealers, workers at petrol bunk, seed dealers, LPG Cylinder delivery boys and others on Friday and Saturday.
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Finance Minister T Harish Rao held a high level meeting with Chief Secretary Somesh Kumar and top officials at BRKR Bhavan here on Tuesday to discuss the modalities pertaining to vaccination of super-spreaders
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India needs to replicate US-like model and address vaccine supply challenges through rapid-fire decisions
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elangana State United Teachers Federation said 225, including in-service and retired teachers, died due to coronavirus and appealed the State govt to give them priority in the vaccination drive
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Following directions from CM K Chandrashekhar Rao, health authorities have started works related to providing direct oxygen lines to 100 beds in the facility
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Dr Fauci said the world can help by supplying India with materials and perhaps even personnel that they need to adequately address it.
