Unvaccinated but certified J-K administration launches drive to fix error
Jammu Jan 18 PTI Jammu and Kashmirs health department has launched a special drive to identify people who have inadvertently received vaccination certificates without being fully inoculated against COVID-19 a government spokesman said on Tuesday Authorities have been gathering inputs from such individuals and ensuring that they are fully vaccinated at the earliest the spokesman said He said the department has strictly instructed its staff to avoid such mistakes During COVID-19 vaccination campaign such isolated incidents of unintentional wrong entries have happened because of the sudden increase in data upload into the CoWIN portal he said adding such cases constitute amicroscopic minority perhaps in single digits Jammu and Kashmir has administered around two crore doses so far In a recent incident the spokesman said it was noticed that two beneficiaries aged 51 and 49 from Sogam block of Kupwara district were inadvertently marked as vaccinated with their second dose on September 11 2021 while they had received a single dose Upon identification of the cases immediate arrangements to administer the second dose at the beneficiaries homes were made he said PTI TAS CJ CJ
Jammu Jan 18 PTI Jammu and Kashmirs health department has launched a special drive to identify people who have inadvertently received vaccination certificates without being fully inoculated against COVID-19 a government spokesman said on Tuesday Authorities have been gathering inputs from such individuals and ensuring that they are fully vaccinated at the earliest the spokesman said He said the department has strictly instructed its staff to avoid such mistakes During COVID-19 vaccination campaign such isolated incidents of unintentional wrong entries have happened because of the sudden increase in data upload into the CoWIN portal he said adding such cases constitute amicroscopic minority perhaps in single digits Jammu and Kashmir has administered around two crore doses so far In a recent incident the spokesman said it was noticed that two beneficiaries aged 51 and 49 from Sogam block of Kupwara district were inadvertently marked as vaccinated with their second dose on September 11 2021 while they had received a single dose Upon identification of the cases immediate arrangements to administer the second dose at the beneficiaries homes were made he said PTI TAS CJ CJ
