There are 63 deaths from covid and more than 2 thousand new infections

Mexico ends February with a report of 63 deaths from coronavirus. Consequently, the total number of deceased people increased to 318 thousand 149.

Two years after the Health Secretary made official the first contagion of the virus SARS-CoV- 2 In our country, active cases amounted to 43,803 and the epidemiological curve showed a decrease of 38%.

The national hospital occupation did not present changes. In general beds it remained at 18% and in intensive care beds at 12%.

The patients who recovered from the disease are 4 million 781 thousand 564.

#LAST HOUR In the last 24 hours, Mexico registered 2,524 new cases and 63 deaths from #COVID19for a total of 318,149 deaths, reported the Ministry of Health @SSalud_mx. pic.twitter.com/vue5TkWKEu

– Ciro Gómez Leyva (@CiroGomezL) March 1, 2022

MORE THAN 78 MILLION PEOPLE ALREADY HAVE THE COMPLETE VACCINATION SCHEDULE

According to Daily Technical Statement from covid-1978 million 915 thousand 838 people already have the complete scheme of vaccination and 6 million 276 thousand 982 are those who received a new scheme.

The vaccination breakdown highlights the following:

• Of a total of 98,378,523 people over the age of 14 who live in the country, 87% have been vaccinated -with at least one dose-, that is, 85,192,820.
• Regarding those over 18 years of age, 90% have been immunized, which is equivalent to 80 million 508 thousand 344.
• Regarding the vaccination of young people – from 14 to 17 years old -, of a total of 8 million 894 thousand 016, 53% have also been vaccinated -with at least one dose-.
• Regarding the application of booster doses, official data indicated that in people aged 60 and over, 9 million 135 thousand 722 have been administered.
• For people between 40 and 59 years old, 12 million 155 thousand 742 were given. And in the group between 30 and 39 years old, 5 million 800 thousand 321 booster doses were applied.

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Supplied in Mexico, 181.9 million biologicals against #COVID19

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– HEALTH Mexico (@SSalud_mx) March 1, 2022

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