The United Kingdom on Monday reached the goal of giving the first dose of the vaccine to people over the age of 50, scheduled for mid-April, as a success of the British vaccine campaign.
The Boris Johnson government has launched a massive vaccination campaign, which has fulfilled its ambitious timetable, in view of the heavy health balance the country has put forward in relation to more than 27,000 deaths – with other countries in Western Europe.
Three days before the mid-April deadline, the goal of proposing at least one dose of the vaccine to everyone over the age of 50, the most vulnerable and highly exported population, was achieved Monday, Downing Street night, he announced.
Since December, more than 32 million people have received at least one dose, which is 60% of the country’s adult population, accounting for 66 million people.
Boris Johnson welcomed a “very significant” move and reaffirmed the goal of proposing the first dose of the vaccine for all adults by July 31st.
This evolution was achieved despite storage difficulties and the precautionary decision to limit the AstraZeneca vaccine to those over 30, which is essential in the British arsenal, due to fears raised by rare blood clots, 19 deaths 20 million vaccines used in the country.
After more than three months in prison, the British were able to regain some independence with a new phase of progressive deflation.
Visit the UK for gyms, spas, libraries, swimming pools and zoos
The third imprisonment, from the beginning of January, began even in December in some regions, such as London, where it was decreed that infections, hospitalizations and deaths were in the free fall.
So, in addition to bars and shops, you can visit UK gyms, spas, libraries, swimming pools and zoos and go on vacation in the country.
But despite the excitement, there have been growing calls for wisdom to prevent re-emergence of infections, which health officials consider inevitable.
The timing of the devaluation, which differs from the four countries that make up the UK, is scheduled to reopen on May 17 when the room is restored in the UK, Low-capacity hotels, museums, concert halls and football fields.
The UK reported 3,568 Govt-19 cases on Monday, the highest daily level since early April and more than double the number recorded on Sunday.
According to data released by the government, 13 more deaths have been reported from Kovit-19, bringing the total to 127,100 since the onset of the Kovit-19 epidemic.
Government figures show that 189,665 people received both doses of the Govt-19 vaccine
The total number of people vaccinated against the new corona virus increased by 69,223 to 32,191 million with the first dose.
Yet according to government figures, 189,665 people received both doses.
The Govt-19 epidemic has caused at least 2,937,355 deaths worldwide, resulting in more than 135.9 million infections, according to a report released by the French company AFP.
In Portugal, 16,918 people died from 827,765 infectious diseases, according to the most recent bulletin of the Directorate General of Health.
The disease is spread by a new corona virus detected in late 2019 in the city of Wuhan in central China.
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