Entering the 166th day of the new crown vaccination plan, about 52% of the 6.8 million residents aged 12 or above have received the first shot, and the proportion of citizens who have received both shots has exceeded 40%.
Today (10th) about 66,700 people were vaccinated, and about 21,700 people were vaccinated by appointment.
As of 0:00 today, a total of 19 cases have been sent to hospital by community vaccination centers or designated general outpatient clinics under the Hospital Authority in the past 24 hours. They were sent to hospital due to common side effects after vaccination. The situation is stable. Among them Eleven people have been discharged from the hospital, two of them stayed in the hospital for observation, and six people did not follow the doctor's advice and were discharged on their own.
As of 8 pm today, in the past 24 hours, a total of approximately 66,700 people have been vaccinated, a decrease of 1,900 from yesterday.
Among them, 9,800 people and 10,200 people received the first and second doses of Kexing vaccine, and 26,900 people and 19,800 people received the first and second doses of Fubitai vaccine, respectively.
So far, 3,565,500 people have received the first dose of vaccine, that is, 52.4% of the population 12 years of age or older suitable for injection, and 2,750,070 people have received both injections, or 40.4%.
Since the launch of the vaccination plan, the government has vaccinated a total of about 6,315,500 doses of vaccines for those participating in the plan.
In terms of the number of appointments, about 21,700 people made online appointments for the first and second doses of vaccines. Among them, 17,700 people made appointments for Fubitai, 500 people more than yesterday, and 4,000 people who made reservations for Kexing, 200 people less than yesterday.
▼See the details of the scheduled vaccination and side effects of Kexing and BioNTech in the three pictures▼
▼On July 29, the community vaccination center will distribute same-day injections to the elderly▼
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