NAVRATRI festival in many states have thrown up visuals of unguarded intermingling of people, raising fresh worries of a sudden rise in Covid cases, the pace of vaccination over the last several days has also taken a bad hit.
Rise in daily vaccinations that began in late August has plummeted to under 50 lakh doses over the last few days, while there has not been a single one crore plus vaccination day during this month so far.
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