Only 1% of Andalusians prefer not to be immunized: 35,000 people have said 'no' to the vaccine

A total of 35,000 Andalusians have declined the vaccine against Covid-19, which means that only 1.02% of the more than 3,000,000 people inoculated in the community have said ‘no’ to being immunized. the Board and counselor of the Presidency, Public Administration and Interior, Elías Bendodo, considers that the low percentage of rejection reflects that in Andalusia “there is a lot of awareness regarding other countries”. “It is a small number,” he pointed out. Recently, about thirty prisoners refused to be vaccinated in a prison in Córdoba. Weeks ago, the Ministry of Health and Families reported that 20% of Andalusians refused to be vaccinated with doses of AstraZeneca, either because they are defenders of the denialist theory or because of reluctance to possible side effects, the truth is that there are those who still see more dangerous to get vaccinated than to face the virus. The board recalls that the possibility of a person infected with Covid-19 suffering a thromboembolic episode is 16.5%. With the AstraZeneca vaccine, for its part, “the probability is 0.00034%.” It should be noted that, after being fully vaccinated, 99% of the residences are free of coronavirus. Of the 1,107 existing centers in the community, to date only two positives in users and eight in workers are counted and no residence is medicalized Vaccination Andalusia has administered a total of 3,415,833 doses of the vaccine against Covid-19 -64,731 more in 24 hours-, which represents 89.84% of the doses received, and a total of 1,119,475 Andalusians have the complete vaccination schedule -26,048 more than a day ago-, while 2,349,792 already have at least one dose.With these figures, Andalusia registers 33.3% of those over 16 years of age vaccinated with one dose, a percentage that drops to 27.8% in relation to the population as a whole, and 15.9% with the complete schedule – 13.2% if compared with the entire population.- By age group, the group of people over 80 years old is 100.2% in relation to the complete pattern, while those between 70 and 79 years old, 95.4% have at least one dose and 58.6% already have the complete regimen. From 60 to 69 years, 77.3% have a dose and 7.3% the complete cycle. Andalusia has received a total of 3,522,300 doses, of which 3,415,833 have been administered. Of the total managed, 109% with Pfizer (2,381,859), while 83% belong to AstraZeneca (789,398), 62.3% to Moderna (209,768) and 71.6% to Janssen (34,808) .