As indicated by the Presidency, the new batch will be added to the 43,497,434 doses of vaccines distributed throughout the country, which currently has 38,904,089 applications.
According to the Public Vaccination Monitor, so far there are 27,178,860 people inoculated with the first dose, and 11,725,229 have the complete immunization schedule.
In turn, the vaccination progress report indicates that “58.9% of the entire population has at least one dose of vaccine, while 82% of the population from 18 years of age began their vaccination schedule, and 34.3% of that age group already have both doses “.
They also completed their scheme “75.2% of those over 70 years old; 68.5% of people aged 60 or over, and 58.5% of people over 50 years old”.
“According to the data notified, 4,163,861 second doses of vaccines have been applied so far this month,” the National Executive explained in a statement.
In this sense, he indicated that “91.3% of those aged 60 or over, 90.7% of those aged 50 or over, 86% of those aged 45 to 49 have a dose, and 88.3% of the next group between 40 and 44 years old “.
Likewise, they began their scheme “83.4% of the people between 35 and 39 years old; 78.5% of those between 30 and 34; 71.6% of the age group between 25 and 29 as well as the 64.1% of the 18-24 age group “.
Meanwhile, the 400,000 AstraZeneca vaccines donated to Argentina by the government of Spain are expected to arrive in the country tomorrow.
As NA learned, the shipment from Spain is scheduled to arrive at the Ezeiza International Airport at 2:00 this Sunday.
AstraZeneca vaccines will be used to complete vaccination schedules initiated with doses from that laboratory.
The shipment is part of a total of 7.5 million doses of vaccines that the Spanish Government promised to donate to Latin American countries, including Argentina.
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