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Highest Vaccine Rate - In The Periphery Israel today

2020-12-29T11:32:00.166Z


| health Ministry of Health publishes immunization data for the first time • Most people were vaccinated between the ages of 80-70 • Low response in Arab and ultra-Orthodox localities • Full data Vaccination campaign at the National Health Fund in Tel Aviv // Photo: Gideon Markovich Photography:  Gideon Markovich 25 percent of 80-70 year olds have already been vaccinated. Vaccination in a national he


Ministry of Health publishes immunization data for the first time • Most people were vaccinated between the ages of 80-70 • Low response in Arab and ultra-Orthodox localities • Full data

  • Vaccination campaign at the National Health Fund in Tel Aviv // Photo: Gideon Markovich

    Photography: 

    Gideon Markovich

  • 25 percent of 80-70 year olds have already been vaccinated.

    Vaccination in a national health fund

    Photography: 

    Yossi Zeliger

  • Immunization rates are particularly low in the Arab and ultra-Orthodox sectors (photo has no connection to the article)

    Photography: 

    Oren Ben Hakon

The "Give Shoulder" vaccination campaign was launched at the beginning of last week, and for the first time this morning (Tuesday) the Ministry of Health publishes the general immunization data in the Emergency Division's "Snapshot" report. According to the data, more than one-fifth of the population aged 60 , This is 21%.

According to the ministry, 115,427 people were vaccinated yesterday, with the national target being one hundred thousand people a day.

So far, in nine days, about 495,000 people have been vaccinated - this is almost half a million vaccinated, a number that exceeds the number of those infected in Israel since the beginning of the epidemic.  

The data show that the age group in which the most people were vaccinated is between the ages of 70 and 80, where 25% (146,000 people) were vaccinated, followed by those aged 60 to 70 with 20%.

Among those aged 80 to 89, 18% were vaccinated, and among those aged 90 and over, only 11% were vaccinated.

The low number may be due to the fact that only this week the vaccination campaign began in the nursing homes and possibly due to difficulties in accessing the vaccination centers.

Continuation of corona vaccines for the population // Photo: Moshe Ben Simhon

The data refer to a vaccine of 424,500 people and will be updated later.

To date, almost half a million Israelis have been vaccinated in Corona.

In the lower age groups the vaccinated are mainly from the medical staff.

Among those aged 50 to 59, 5% (38,000 people) were vaccinated, and at younger ages between 1% and 3%.

The corona vaccine is only given from the age of 16 and up, but according to the data, 12 children aged 0 to 9 were vaccinated.

Highest vaccination rate - in the periphery

Where did we get vaccinated the most?

Precisely in the periphery.

The highest rate of vaccinations was recorded in Arad (1,229 vaccinators per ten thousand residents), followed by Kiryat Shmona, Kiryat Tivon, Mevaseret Zion, Kiryat Motzkin, Kiryat Bialik, Carmiel, Eilat (825 residents per ten thousand), Ramat Hasharon, Haifa, Ganei Tikva, Dimona , Herzliya, Yeruham (702 vaccinated for ten thousand residents).

The worrying figure concerns localities with the lowest immunization rate - most of them Arab and ultra-Orthodox localities.

Extremely low immunization was found in Modi'in Illit, Segev Shalom, Tel Sheva, Lakia, Yarka, Kuseife, Arara in the Negev, Elad, Hura and other localities.

The locality with the lowest vaccination rate is Daliyat al-Carmel, where 66 people were vaccinated for every 10,000 residents.

The highest absolute number of vaccinators according to cities is in Tel Aviv, where 26,945 people were vaccinated, followed by Jerusalem with 23,738 people, Haifa with 22,453 people.

They are followed by Petah Tikva (12,815), Rishon Lezion (12,571), Holon (9,714), Ramat Gan (8,968), Beer Sheva (8,590) and Netanya (8,263).

Due to the increase in morbidity: Israel entered a third closure // Photo: Paz Bar, Yoni Rickner

Arab cities also stand out in places where the absolute number of vaccinators is the smallest.

In Daliyat al-Carmel we vaccinated 118 people, a girl 103, in Paradise 101. In the Bedouin locality of Lakia we vaccinated only 39 people and in Segev Shalom only 29.

Israel ranks first in the world in the rate of vaccinations per hundred people

According to data published on the website our world in data, in collaboration with the prestigious Oxford University, which monitors the state of immunization of the corona in the world, Israel is in first place in the rate of immunization of the corona per capita per hundred people, with a score of 5.68.

In second place is Bahrain with 3.23.

In third place is the United States with a vaccination rate of 0.64, and the global vaccination rate is only 0.06. 

Source: israelhayom

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