The Delhi government had announced it would run 500 to 600 COVID centres in the first phase of vaccination. Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain made the announcement during a press conference.
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‘The Delhi minister said 500-600 COVID centers will be set up in the first phase and it will be further escalated to 1,000. Storage facilities have been made. Ultimately, 1,000 centers will be there. ’
On the approval of the vaccine by DCGI, Jain said, "we have just been made aware that the vaccines developed by Bharat Biotech and Serum Institute of India have been given approval." "Delhi government is making all the arrangements. The protocol will be that health care and frontline workers, people over 50 years of age or with co-morbidities will be injected in the first phase of the roll-out," said Jain.
"Delhi has 3 lakh healthcare workers and 6 lakh frontline workers. The vaccine will be first rolled out to these 9 lakh people."
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He said a dry run was conducted on Saturday in three different types of centres -- government hospitals, private hospitals and government dispensaries.
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"Under this, we had reduced some 2,500 beds in Delhi government hospitals and 5,000 to 6,000 beds in private hospitals. The occupancy currently is less than 2,000. Earlier we had 18,800 beds available, but even after de-escalation, we still have 10,500 to 11,000 beds. We shall be repeating the exercise of de-escalation next week.
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Source-IANS
