More than a million people in our country have already been fully vaccinated against Coronavirus. This is evident from figures from the Sciensano Health Institute. We have also passed a symbolic milestone in the field of people who have already received at least a first injection. There is now 30 percent.
In total, 1059,852 Belgians have already been fully vaccinated according to the latest figures released today. This equates to 9.2 percent of the total population. 3,448,561 Belgians received at least one injection, which is exactly 30 percent of the total population.
Flanders is also in good working order. Prime Minister Jean Gambon (N-VA) announced last night that it could exceed the number of two million people who have received at least one injection at any time, and it has already happened. 2,050,421 received at least one first injection and this is also good for more than 30 percent of the entire population, in this case Flanders (30.93 percent).
More than 600,000 Flemish people have already been fully vaccinated (9.05 percent).
Last week was also a record week for our vaccination centers. Record today for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday And on Thursday they were definitely killed, for Friday we still have to wait for the full data. On Wednesday, a new record was set for the year, when 145,183 injections disappeared in the arms of its citizens. There was not much. According to Joris Vaesen, the man behind the popular covid-vaccinatie.be website, an average of seven days will go up to nearly 100,000 vaccinations per day.
Below you can see how the vaccinations are going in your municipality.
Thus, vaccines are divided into age groups.
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