More Than 1.06 Billion Shots Given: Covid-19 Tracker

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1 Billions Jabs

https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/covid-vaccine-tracker-global-distribution/

More Than 1.06 Billion Shots
Given: Covid-19 Tracker
In the U.S., 232 million doses have been administered
Updated: April 28, 2021, 9:12 AM EDT

The biggest vaccination campaign in history is underway. More than 1.06 billion doses have been administered across 172 countries, according to data collected by Bloomberg. The latest rate was roughly 19.8 million doses a day.
In the U.S., 232 million doses have been given so far. In the last week, an average of 2.72 million doses per day were administered.
World Map of Vaccinations
More than 1.06 billion doses have been administered—enough to fully vaccinate 6.9% of the global population


Enough doses have now been administered to fully vaccinate 6.9% of the global population—but the distribution has been lopsided. Countries with the highest incomes are getting vaccinated about 25 times faster than those with the lowest.

Uneven Access to Vaccines

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The wealthiest 27 countries have 37.1% of the vaccinations…
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…but 10.5% of the world's population
Note: Vaccine access calculations account for the number of doses needed for full protection; some vaccines require a two-dose regimen while others require just a single dose. Countries are ordered by GDP per capita (PPP).
When will life return to normal?
While the best vaccines are thought to be 95% effective, it takes a coordinated campaign to stop a pandemic. Anthony Fauci, the top infectious-disease official in the U.S., has said that vaccinating 70% to 85% of the U.S. population would enable a return to normalcy.


A billion exhalations of relief

• On Saturday, the vaccine campaign crossed its biggest milestone yet: one billion doses given worldwide. The first hundred million doses took 61 days, while the last 100 million took just five. Read the story of how we got there, and where vaccines are going next.

On a global scale, that’s a daunting level of vaccination. At the current pace of 19.8 million a day, it would take years to achieve a significant level of global immunity. The rate, however, is steadily increasing, and new vaccines by additional manufacturers are coming to market.

The Path to Immunity Around the World


In the U.S., the latest vaccination rate is 2,717,062 doses per day, on average. At this pace, it will take another 3 months to cover 75% of the population.


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Note: Immunity calculations take into account the number of doses required and the current rate of administration for each vaccine type. The “daily rate estimate” is a seven-day trailing average; interpolation is used for countries with infrequent updates. *Coverage may exceed 100% in some jurisdictions, as shots may be administered to non-residents. Data are from Bloomberg’s Covid-19 Vaccine Tracker.
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Are we bending the curve yet?
Israel was first to show that vaccinations were having a nationwide effect. The country has led the world in vaccinations, and by February more than 84% of people ages 70 and older had received two doses. Severe covid cases and deaths declined rapidly. A separate analysis in the U.K. showed similar results.

It’s now a life-and-death contest between vaccine and virus. New strains threaten renewed outbreaks. In the early stages of a campaign, the effect of vaccinations are often outweighed by other factors of transmissibility: virus mutations, seasonality, effectiveness of mask use and social distancing. In time, higher vaccination rates should limit the Covid-19 burden around the world.

Vaccinations vs. Cases
Covid rates have flattened or declined in the five places where enough vaccines have been given to cover at least 40% of the population.

United States (36.2% covered)

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Note: “People covered” divides the doses administered for each vaccine type by the number of doses required for full vaccination. Vaccine data from Bloomberg’s Covid-19 Tracker. Cases data: Johns Hopkins University.

Methodology and Analysis

• We’ve changed our data source for Netherlands. The reason we’re doing it provides a little insight into the complexities of vaccine tracking. . .

Since the start of the global vaccination campaign, countries have experienced unequal access to vaccines and varying degrees of efficiency in getting shots into people’s arms. Before March, few African nations had received a single shipment of shots. In the U.S., 70.0 doses have been administered for every 100 people.

Delivering billions of vaccines to stop the spread of Covid-19 worldwide will be one of the greatest logistical challenges ever undertaken.

Race to End the Pandemic
Seychelles leads the world, with enough vaccinations to cover 64.5% of its population


Note: “People covered” divides the doses administered for each vaccine type by the number of doses required for full vaccination. Data from Bloomberg’s Covid-19 Vaccine Tracker
Global Vaccination Campaign

			% of population
Countries and regions	Doses administered	Enough for % of people	given 1+ dose	fully vaccinated	Daily rate of doses administered
Global Total	1,062,854,554	–	–	–	19,754,982
U.S.	232,407,669	36.2	42.7	29.1	2,717,062
China	229,489,000	8.2	–	–	4,923,857
India	147,727,054	5.4	9.0	1.8	2,528,526
EU	134,800,531	15.2	22.1	7.9	2,777,393
U.K.	47,045,391	35.2	50.7	19.8	512,497
Brazil	44,048,837	10.5	14.4	6.6	907,315
Germany	25,892,613	15.6	23.9	7.3	501,977
Turkey	21,955,766	13.2	16.2	10.2	219,861
France	20,458,615	15.8	22.5	9.1	373,392
Russia	19,800,000	6.7	8.2	5.2	588,571
Indonesia	19,230,446	3.6	4.5	2.7	285,324
Italy	18,253,774	15.1	21.4	8.9	349,135
Mexico	16,501,739	6.5	9.4	4.6	304,809
Spain	14,994,667	16.1	23.6	8.6	279,091
Chile	14,324,489	37.5	41.8	33.1	138,841
Canada	12,564,105	16.7	24.5	2.4	308,044
Poland	10,487,131	13.8	20.7	6.9	211,513
Israel	10,469,047	57.8	59.6	56.1	16,693
UAE	10,336,214	48.1	–	–	78,198
Morocco	9,041,985	12.7	13.5	11.9	23,363
Saudi Arabia	8,615,523	12.6	–	–	172,402
Bangladesh	8,397,484	2.5	3.5	1.5	178,294
Argentina	7,386,650	8.2	14.5	2.0	136,216
Hungary	5,391,453	27.6	37.7	17.5	97,574
Netherlands	5,293,851	15.4	21.1	–	366,797
Romania	4,997,659	12.9	16.2	9.5	85,971
Colombia	4,535,151	4.5	6.1	2.9	95,439
Belgium	3,502,435	15.3	24.0	6.6	63,279
Serbia	3,279,802	23.5	28.1	19.0	23,413
Sweden	3,019,266	14.6	22.2	7.1	62,249
Japan	3,000,510	1.2	1.6	0.7	135,090
Portugal	2,962,794	14.4	21.1	7.8	49,100
Greece	2,945,058	13.7	19.2	8.2	49,151
Czech Republic	2,880,293	13.5	18.1	9.0	50,382
Austria	2,863,389	16.2	23.4	8.9	50,129
South Korea	2,536,478	2.5	4.7	0.2	119,486
Switzerland	2,443,166	14.3	18.4	10.2	48,928
Singapore	2,213,888	19.4	23.9	14.9	45,531
Nepal	2,007,734	3.5	6.9	–	214,963
Pakistan	2,000,000	0.5	–	–	84,188
Australia	1,969,337	3.9	–	–	45,150
Cambodia	1,915,966	5.8	7.8	0.4	63,468
Myanmar	1,880,000	1.8	3.2	0.1	140,000
Denmark	1,840,573	15.9	21.6	10.1	32,003
Finland	1,703,632	15.4	28.1	2.8	33,157
Uruguay	1,681,441	23.9	32.4	15.4	36,706
Philippines	1,676,687	0.8	1.3	0.2	46,015
Norway	1,528,813	14.3	22.8	5.8	22,782
Slovakia	1,472,220	13.5	19.0	8.0	20,491
Qatar	1,469,633	26.3	33.6	19.0	24,730
Azerbaijan	1,440,243	7.2	9.5	4.9	12,576
Ireland	1,398,061	14.1	20.2	8.1	27,086
Peru	1,342,605	2.0	2.4	1.7	16,350
Malaysia	1,335,245	2.0	2.5	1.6	22,514
Hong Kong	1,326,977	8.8	11.6	6.0	25,332
Kazakhstan	1,311,019	3.5	5.8	–	700,490
Thailand	1,227,032	0.9	1.5	0.3	80,117
Bahrain	1,193,039	40.2	45.0	35.4	13,670
Dominican Republic	1,187,599	5.7	8.4	3.1	46,122
Nigeria	1,181,941	0.3	0.6	–	9,648
Kuwait	1,000,000	10.5	–	–	35,552
Ethiopia	948,730	0.5	1.0	–	–
Egypt	928,930	0.5	–	–	64,399
Sri Lanka	927,711	2.1	4.3	–	309
Lithuania	885,610	15.9	22.9	8.9	15,017
Ghana	842,521	1.4	2.8	–	24,618
Kenya	840,075	0.9	1.8	–	16,938
Iran	835,586	0.5	0.7	0.2	32,247
Croatia	798,717	9.8	15.5	4.2	14,384
Mongolia	768,131	11.6	19.7	–	22,133
Ecuador	743,937	2.2	3.1	1.2	27,081
Bulgaria	734,150	5.3	8.1	2.4	12,666
Jordan	732,052	3.6	6.0	1.2	13,365
Costa Rica	698,327	6.9	8.9	4.9	15,933
Bolivia	688,654	3.0	4.2	1.7	18,751
El Salvador	656,687	5.1	–	–	23,577
Panama	594,737	7.0	9.6	4.5	9,520
Slovenia	585,933	14.2	19.8	8.5	8,829
Uzbekistan	565,934	0.9	1.7	–	19,316
Ukraine	539,142	0.6	1.3	<0.1	10,699
Bhutan	480,181	32.2	64.5	–	164
Angola	475,116	0.8	1.6	–	11,381
Senegal	466,857	1.4	2.5	–	11,304
Lebanon	432,421	3.2	4.1	2.2	8,147
Estonia	414,781	15.7	23.6	7.7	5,501
Zimbabwe	411,610	1.4	2.4	0.4	12,372
Tunisia	403,111	1.7	2.8	0.6	17,393
Albania	391,361	6.8	–	–	10,068
Maldives	375,240	50.4	78.6	22.3	6,715
Rwanda	350,926	1.4	2.8	–	245
Belarus	328,500	1.7	2.6	0.9	37,878
Malta	318,706	32.3	43.8	20.8	5,124
Iraq	313,066	0.4	–	–	7,374
Oman	304,494	3.6	6.0	1.3	13,241
Uganda	304,030	0.4	0.8	–	9,202
Afghanistan	296,163	0.4	–	–	15,623
South Africa	292,623	0.5	0.5	0.5	2,109
Malawi	281,049	0.7	1.4	–	2,919
Latvia	262,602	6.8	11.6	2.1	7,046
Vietnam	259,736	0.1	0.3	–	25,554
Cyprus	241,700	13.8	20.7	6.9	4,637
Venezuela	230,000	0.4	0.8	–	11,000
Mauritius	197,646	7.8	15.6	–	3,126
New Zealand	183,351	1.9	2.9	0.9	6,824
Luxembourg	180,488	14.7	21.5	7.9	2,139
Laos	179,525	1.3	1.7	–	6,467
Togo	170,030	1.1	2.1	–	715
Guatemala	166,209	0.5	0.9	<0.1	1,042
Mozambique	141,640	0.2	0.3	–	12,372
Sudan	140,227	0.2	0.3	–	4,022
Jamaica	135,725	2.5	5.0	–	669
Moldova	132,600	2.5	4.5	0.5	4,942
Guinea	132,340	0.5	0.7	0.2	2,814
Seychelles	123,831	64.5	69.4	59.6	982
Ivory Coast	119,268	0.2	0.5	<0.1	3,351
Guyana	113,596	7.2	14.2	0.2	3,785
Iceland	113,330	15.9	22.6	9.1	5,643
Nicaragua	111,190	0.9	1.7	–	–
Macau	98,021	7.2	9.4	5.0	1,859
Paraguay	89,282	0.6	1.2	–	1,293
Jersey	80,002	–	–	–	861
Algeria	75,000	0.1	–	–	6,248
Barbados	73,590	12.8	25.6	–	392
Isle of Man	71,643	42.1	65.7	18.5	652
Gibraltar	68,752	101.1	108.0	94.2	260
Cayman Islands	63,838	49.1	–	–	525
Aruba	62,343	27.8	39.7	9.8	2,566
Honduras	61,388	0.3	0.6	–	581
Montenegro	60,431	4.9	6.4	3.3	424
Fiji	56,000	3.1	6.3	–	11,500
Equatorial Guinea	55,799	2.1	3.5	0.6	3,453
North Macedonia	55,050	1.3	2.6	0.1	1,567
Bermuda	50,992	40.5	46.4	16.4	369
Sierra Leone	50,395	0.3	0.6	<0.1	864
Guernsey	46,666	–	–	–	422
Botswana	46,158	1.0	1.9	–	3,203
Libya	46,158	0.4	–	–	–
Taiwan	45,387	0.1	–	–	1,712
Turkmenistan	41,993	0.4	0.6	–	–
Trinidad and Tobago	41,549	1.5	3.0	–	3,408
Comoros	40,863	2.3	4.7	–	–
Georgia	40,095	0.5	1.1	–	1,297
Belize	39,330	4.8	9.6	–	1,033
Suriname	36,206	3.0	6.1	–	421
Mali	36,047	0.1	0.2	–	494
Tajikistan	35,224	0.2	0.4	–	–
Eswatini	34,897	1.6	3.1	–	–
Antigua and Barbuda	30,067	15.5	31.0	–	129
Andorra	28,503	18.5	30.9	6.1	651
Turks & Caicos	27,122	35.7	39.6	26.3	417
San Marino	26,025	38.3	51.1	25.5	870
Bahamas	25,692	3.4	–	–	873
Monaco	24,390	31.3	32.7	29.8	205
St. Lucia	24,035	6.7	13.2	–	50
Republic of the Congo	23,971	0.3	0.4	–	–
Dominica	23,055	16.2	25.7	6.8	2,726
Kosovo	22,096	0.6	1.2	–	2,367
Gambia	21,259	0.5	0.9	–	246
Sint Maarten	20,360	24.2	32.5	16.0	352
Faroe Islands	19,262	19.7	27.9	11.4	665
Zambia	17,851	<0.1	0.1	–	1,950
Greenland	17,593	15.4	–	7.7	255
Lesotho	15,818	0.4	0.8	–	276
Namibia	15,060	0.3	0.6	<0.1	1,337
Timor-Leste	13,942	0.5	1.1	–	–
St. Vincent and the Grenadines	13,852	6.3	11.0	–	178
Cape Verde	12,992	1.2	1.9	–	630
Sao Tome and Principe	12,367	2.9	5.8	–	176
Grenada	12,341	5.7	10.7	–	192
Djibouti	12,242	0.6	–	–	–
Saint Kitts and Nevis	11,848	10.4	20.8	–	79
Mauritania	11,014	0.1	0.2	<0.1	529
Brunei	10,715	1.2	2.3	–	442
Niger	9,562	<0.1	<0.1	–	–
Gabon	8,897	0.2	0.3	0.1	509
Cameroon	8,143	<0.1	<0.1	–	676
Anguilla	8,034	26.8	42.7	10.9	162
Liberia	7,046	0.1	0.2	–	–
Guinea-Bissau	5,877	0.2	0.3	–	–
Benin	5,284	<0.1	<0.1	–	–
Solomon Islands	4,890	0.4	0.8	–	395
St. Helena	4,572	38.1	59.4	16.8	43
Falkland Islands	4,407	73.5	87.7	59.2	202
Tonga	4,198	2.1	4.2	–	336
South Sudan	3,525	<0.1	<0.1	–	226
Papua New Guinea	3,075	<0.1	<0.1	–	224
Nauru	2,388	9.2	13.5	–	171
Montserrat	1,909	19.1	25.9	12.3	23
DR Congo	945	<0.1	<0.1	–	–
Kyrgyzstan	644	<0.1	<0.1	–	9
Armenia	565	<0.1	<0.1	–	–
Bosnia and Herzegovina	–	–	–	–	–

 

[redbull313]

1 billion people take that you fucking moron @Leongsam

this made my day HA

 

[busy123]

I also kenna vaccine with moderna but 1 shot waiting for 2nd shot, where is OKT? heh heh

 

[capamerica]

Half of everyone I know has already been vaccinated by at least 1 jab. Side effects? 1 Billion and where are the problems?

 

[Peiweh]

Singapore only 14% vaccinated and my favorite Amazing #1 in the worl America is kicking our asses at 30%

 

[tiongsrshit]

tiong say only sinovac can lagi ang moh vaccine is useless

 

[Leongsam]

The tragedy behind this headline is that there will be a whole lot of unnecessary deaths caused by vaccines that were not needed in the first place.

 

[redbull313]

The tragedy behind this headline is that there will be a whole lot of unnecessary deaths caused by vaccines that were not needed in the first place.

Ha u r a dumb fuck we have all been vaccinated unlike ur sorry stupid ass

 

[capamerica]

The tragedy behind this headline is that there will be a whole lot of unnecessary deaths caused by vaccines that were not needed in the first place.

Wrong. Again. Call it 0 for 126 tries. 1 Billion Vaccinated beyond any reasonable doubt of vaccine safety.

 

[TuckFrump]

 

[Loofydralb]

I remember the target was to reduce human population by 70%. That means another 4 to 5 billion needs to be vaccinated to achieve that number.

 

[TuckFrump]

 

[republicunt]

I already 1 jab waiting for 2nd

 

[capamerica]

I wonder who is dumb enough to say the vaccines are dangerous when 1 Billion out of the 7 Billion have received it.

Oh wait some of them can be found here.

 

[IMHDOCTOR]

I wonder who is dumb enough to say the vaccines are dangerous when 1 Billion out of the 7 Billion have received it.

Oh wait some of them can be found here.

We find that those whom deny are those whom have inner insecurities that have manifested themselves due to the crisis we find ourselves. The recent news of Indian and community spread in Singapore has caused our hotlines and waiting rooms to swell from those needing to speak to someone as there does not seem to be any support structures in place to help Singaporeans at this time.

We understand. We can help.

kindly contact us for an assessment:

https://www.imh.com.sg/

Institute of Mental Health
http://www.imh.com.sg/
Buangkok Green Medical Park
10 Buangkok View
Singapore 539747

 

[redbull313]

So ADMIN is insecure? Makes sense LOL!

His mother used to touch him now he's a fucking jerk

 

[busy123]

So ADMIN is insecure? Makes sense LOL!

goondu that one make no sense dun wear mask i ask him if i dun wear he pay my fine. keep quiet. so why open your mouth then? sian

 

[IMHDOCTOR]

His mother used to touch him now he's a fucking jerk

Please do not joke about molestation before puberty. It is one of the largest contributors to childhood trauma that manifests itself in diverse neuroses later in life.

If you or someone you know has been victimized we can help

kindly contact us for an assessment:

https://www.imh.com.sg/

Institute of Mental Health
http://www.imh.com.sg/
Buangkok Green Medical Park
10 Buangkok View
Singapore 539747

 

[capamerica]

Please do not joke about molestation before puberty. It is one of the largest contributors to childhood trauma that manifests itself in diverse neuroses later in life.

If you or someone you know has been victimized we can help

kindly contact us for an assessment:

https://www.imh.com.sg/

Institute of Mental Health
http://www.imh.com.sg/
Buangkok Green Medical Park
10 Buangkok View
Singapore 539747

Doc, looks like we have some crazies here whom think the vaccines are not safe after 1.06 Billion Humans have been vaccinated.

 

[IMHDOCTOR]

Doc, looks like we have some crazies here whom think the vaccines are not safe after 1.06 Billion Humans have been vaccinated.

We have been swamped here at the Institute due to the recent anxiety posed by the threat of another Circuit Breaker.

Also, we are treating many for depression.

The Pandemic has caused innumerable life changes in job, family, daily life. Some people are unable to cope

kindly contact us for an assessment:

https://www.imh.com.sg/

Institute of Mental Health
http://www.imh.com.sg/
Buangkok Green Medical Park
10 Buangkok View
Singapore 539747