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By 2 April 2021, over how many doses of Covid vaccine have been administered to the beneficiaries in the country so far?

By 2 April 2021, over how many doses of Covid vaccine have been administered to the beneficiaries in the country so far? Correct Answer 7 crore 30 lakh 54 thousand

The correct answer is 7 crore 30 lakh 54 thousand.

  • Over 7 crore 30 lakh 54 thousand doses of Covid vaccine have been administered to the beneficiaries in the country so far.
  • More than 30 lakh 93 thousand doses were given to the beneficiaries till 2 April 2021.
  • Meanwhile, the country's COVID-19 recovery rate reached 93.36 per cent with a total recovery of more than 44,000 patients on 2 April 2021.

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