In Spain there are 36,771,680 people who have already completed the one or two dose regimen required for immunization,
77.5% of the population. After managing to exceed 70%, the next goal proposed by the Government is 90%. Meanwhile, there are already groups among which a third puncture is being inoculated. Thus, since December 27, 2020, 70,279,166 doses have been injected in Spain, which is 92.9% of the 75,644,711 distributed to date among the autonomous communities.
The vaccination plan, divided into three stages, began with the administration to staff in residences, the residents themselves, health and social health workers on the front line and the severely disabled. According to government calculations, 70% of the Spanish population would be vaccinated in summer. This is about 33.2 million people. A goal that was achieved. The next objective that the President of the Government Pedro Sánchez put on the table is 90%, but he did not specify on what date.
Thus, the elderly were among the first vaccinated and little by little the percentage of immunization among the oldest people has increased to reach 100% among those over 80 years of age. Meanwhile, the vaccination process progresses reaching younger people each time. The limit of the vaccinable population is now 12 years.
It must be taken into account that when treating these data that the two-dose vaccines are separated by three weeks (Biontech / Pfizer), 28 days (Moderna) and up to 84 days (Oxford / Astra-Zeneca). It is the Janssen unit dose model that can increase the rate of vaccination. With all this, in order for the vaccination strategy to continue at a good pace, one of the issues at stake is that new doses continue to arrive in the country and that they can be inoculated soon.
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Regarding vaccination in the world, this is the situation in Spain regarding the first positions in doses administered per 100,000 inhabitants:
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