4.5 % of Petersburgers received vaccines from coronavirus

In St. Petersburg, more than 315 thousand people ended a full cycle of vaccination from coronavirus, follows from the Smolny information certificate for April 10. This is 4.5 % of the real population of the city.

The first dose of the coronavirus vaccine in St. Petersburg received 450 thousand people, that is, 6.4 % of the real population.

Vaccination in St. Petersburg is carried out from December 20 - more than 3.5 months. In the last two weeks, the vaccination rate has returned to February indicators: on weekdays, about 9 thousand people are vaccinated with the first dose, 50–55 thousand people per week. In mid -March, vaccination pace decreased against the backdrop of holidays.

“Paper” said that at the rate of vaccination of 50–55 thousand people, 1 out of 7 million Petersburgers will be able to instill in about 4.5 months, and for the entire population (if necessary, since about half of the townspeople already have antibodies ) will take more than 2.5 years.

By April 10, more than 180 thousand sets of coronavirus vaccine remains on the farmmbase and in clinics.

According to the Federal State Statistics Service, almost 5.4 million people live officially in St. Petersburg. However, the authorities said that more than 7 million people actually live in the city. In the real population, those who come to the city from the Leningrad region and other regions take into account.

Officially in St. Petersburg, everyone is vaccinated, including from other regions. You can sign up for vaccination through the portal " State Services ", the online service " Health of a Petersburger ", virtual number of clinics, as well as the telephone service "122". Komzdrav admits the vaccination of people with chronic diseases. In private clinics in St. Petersburg , they are also vaccinated against coronavirus.

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