Coronavirus vaccine: Spaniards vaccinated with the complete schedule are already more than 9 million

The almost 700,000 doses of the different vaccines against the covid supplied during the weekend have allowed to surpass the nine million people with complete schedule, specifically 9,221,285 Spaniards who will no longer need more punctures to achieve immunization, according to data from the Ministry At the same time, 30 percent of the population (18,032,417 Spaniards) have received at least one dose of any of the vaccines, with a total number of preparations reaching 26,827,637 units thanks to the 693,948 inoculated in the last two days, a weekend that has contributed 416,922 more people to the count of people with the complete regimen, either because they received the two doses of Pfizer, Moderna or Astrazeneca or the only precise injection for those manufactured by Janssen. The rate of inoculations of the second dose of Astrazeneca has accelerated with 81,614 Spaniards who since Friday have received the second doses necessary to complete their regimen; Altogether there are 125,469 who will be immunized with Astrazeneca, 426,065 with Janssen, 702,535 with Moderna and 7,967,216 with Pfizer. The information provided this Monday by Health reveals that the week begins with 1,220,008 doses of vaccines stored in the refrigerators for their It also confirms that almost all those over 60 years of age, specifically 95 percent, have already been injected at least once, while 60.1 percent of people in this age group already they have the complete regimen and do not need to go to the vaccination centers again.Of the age group between 50 and 59 years old, 58.2 percent already have at least one dose, while 11.5 percent have completed their vaccination process; These percentages are 13.1 percent and 6.1 percent, respectively, for Spaniards aged 25 to 49. In the last week, 2,293,581 doses have been administered in Spain, a figure somewhat higher than that of the week last week, and somewhat lower than the maximums achieved in the last week of April and the first of May, with 2.6 and 2.7 million punctures, respectively. Spain, according to government forecasts, has the capacity to inoculate up to three million weekly doses, and this week it plans to receive 4.6 million vials against covid-19, an amount with which a new supply record will be broken, as announced by the Minister of Health, Carolina Darias.