In 184 countries, more than 5.95 billion doses of vaccine from COVID-19 have already been used. However, vaccination campaign continues uneven worldwide. This was reported today in the Bloomberg agency with reference to personal calculations.
As noted in the agency, so many doses of vaccinations are enough to fully vaccinate 38.7 percent of people on the planet.
“The average rate of vaccination is currently 33.1 million doses per day. If they are saved, it will take another 6 months before the vaccinations will be made 75 percent of the population,” added to Bloomberg.
In addition, the source indicated that in those countries and regions where there is a high level of income makes vaccination 20 times more people than in the regions with low levels.
It was also noticed that some countries even encountered unequal access to vaccinations, for example, by March of the current year, a number of African countries did not receive any batch of drugs.
According to Bloomberg, 386 million vaccines have been made to America, and at least one dose received 212 million citizens of the country, it is noted that at least 181 million inhabitants of the United States (54.6 percent) fully completed the vaccination process.
In Spain, the number of two doses of the vaccine, according to the agency estimates, amounted to 77 percent of the population, in France a little less – 72.7 percent.
67.9 percent of citizens, Great Britain – 66.5 percent, Germany – 63 percent, Israel – 61.6 percent were fully vaccinated in Italy – 61.6 percent.
Among the camp where the smallest number of people was vaccinated by the Democratic Republic of Congo and Yemen, where less than 0.1 percent is observed, in Chad and South Sudan – 0.1 percent, Benin and Haiti – 0.2 percent.