RAISO reveals world statistics, 19.7 million doses of vaccines per day, 107 million Americans receive 2 doses of vaccine, Thailand has received 1.6 million doses.
On May 6, the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (FAO) released global statistics of the COVID-19 vaccination of 1,216 million doses in 195 countries / territories. By now, the latest injection rate combined worldwide at 19.7 million doses per day. And is likely to continue to increase Looking at each country, Israel has covered more than half of the population. While the United States has the highest vaccination count at 250 million doses, more than 107 million Americans have already received two doses of the vaccine. “
On ASEAN, all countries are now vaccinated against COVID-19, totaling approximately 33.4 million doses, with Singapore vaccinating the largest proportion of the region’s population (19.5% of the population), while Indonesia is vaccinated in the region. The highest number is 21.3 million doses for Thailand, as of May 6, 2021, more than 1,601,833 doses have been vaccinated, most of which accounted for 49.5% of medical and public health personnel.
In the vaccination of 1,216 million doses of this AVO. Reported that the important statistics are
1. The top three countries that have received more than 100 million vaccines, making up nearly 60% of the global vaccination count.
1.China: 284.60 million doses (10.2% of global injections).
2. The United States: 249.57 million doses (38.8%).
3. India: 162.43 million doses (5.9%)
2. The countries with the highest coverage of vaccinations There are 10 countries where at least 25% of the population has been vaccinated, including (only countries with more than 500,000 people).
1. Israel (57.9% of the population) (vaccination of Pfizer / BioNTech and Moderna)
2. Maldives (56.3%) (vaccination of AstraZeneca / Oxford and Sinopharm)
3. United Arab Emirates (50.4%) (vaccination of AstraZeneca / Oxford, Pfizer / BioNTech, Sinopharm and Gamaleya)
4. Bahrain (43.9%) (vaccination of AstraZeneca / Oxford, Pfizer / BioNTech, Sinopharm and Gamaley)
5. Chile (39.8%) (vaccination of Pfizer / BioNTech and Sinovac)
6. United States (38.8%) (vaccination of Pfizer / BioNTech Moderna and Johnson & Johnson)
7. UK (37.9%) (vaccination of AstraZeneca / Oxford Moderna and Pfizer / BioNTech)
8. Hungary (32.6%) (vaccination of AstraZeneca / Oxford, Pfizer / BioNTech, Sinopharm and Gamaley)
9. Bhutan (32.3%) (vaccination of AstraZeneca / Oxford)
10. Qatar (30.4%) (vaccination of Pfizer / BioNTech)
3. Number of vaccinations by region
1. Asia and the Middle East: 49.22%
2. North America, 23.69%
3.Europe 18.1%
4. Latin America and the Caribbean 7.06%
5. Africa 1.1%
6.Oceania 0.23%
4.In the ASEAN region Have received the vaccine in 10 countries, totaling 33,473,887 doses, including
1.Singapore, 2,213,888 doses (19.5% of the population) have been vaccinated by Pfizer and Moderna.
2. Cambodia: 2,4608,983 doses (7.7% of population) have been vaccinated by Sinopharm.
3.Indonesia: 21,313,654 doses (3.9% of the population) have been vaccinated by Sinovac.
4.Malaysia, 1,624,272 doses (2.5% of the population) have Pfizer and Sinovac vaccinated.
5. Lao: 345,818 doses (2.3% of population) vaccinated from Sinopharm.
6.Thailand 1,601,838 doses (1.2% of the population) have been vaccinated by Sinovac and AstraZeneca.
7. Brunei 10,715 doses (1.2% of population) vaccinated AstraZeneca.
8. Burma: 1,040,000 doses (1% of the population) vaccinated AstraZeneca.
9. The Philippines, 2,129,185 doses (1% of the population) have been vaccinated by Sinovac and AstraZeneca.
10. Vietnam, 585,539 doses (0.3% of population) vaccinated AstraZeneca.
5.Thailand’s latest vaccination data as of May 6, 2021.
A total of 2,291,676 doses of the vaccine have been allocated.
The cumulative vaccination number of 1,601,833 people in 77 provinces can be divided into
– First dose 1,167,719 doses
– second needle 434,114 doses
Source: Bloomberg Vaccine Tracker, Ministry of Health.
Data processing by Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (EGO)
