Puerto Rico is highly regarded as the sixth jurisdiction in the world to give more doses of the vaccine against COVID-19 if administered, according to a graph published by the Financial Times.
Data sources such as the World Health Organization and the Johns Hopkins University, Puerto Rico are based on the United States of America on the administration of vacancies.
Following the graph, 3.3 doses of the vaccine are administered by about 100 residents of the Isla.
The puests are distributed as follows:
- Israel has administered 2.7 million doses.
- Emirates United Arab Emirates contains 2.1 million doses
- Bahrain has 0.1 million doses
- Reino Unido contains 4.7 million doses
- Estados Unidos contains 12.2 million doses
- Puerto Rico contains 0.1 million doses
The total number of vacancies applied and around 60 places over the 42 million, according to the Financial Times.
Financial Times Governor Pedro Pierluisi responded in a positive manner to this study and congratulated the Department of Health and Secretary Carlos Mellado “on the great work that is being done in our people”.
Según @FinancialTimes, Puerto Rico is considered the sixth largest jurisdiction in the world in terms of administered vacancies. Congratulations to @desaludpr, @prsecsalud and its evacuation group by the large work that is standing by our people (1/2)
– Gobernador Pierluisi (@GovPierluisi) 19 January 2021
“We will not descend until all are evacuated,” he continued.
Puerto Rico has a total of 82,259 cases of COVID-19 confirmed since the beginning of the pandemic, as well as 1,703 deaths due to the virus.
Hoy comenzaron to operate the first three evacuation centers in the towns of Bayamón, Mayagüez and San Juan, dirigidos to apply the dose to staff education of the system and private colleges.
The recommendation: