Israel Has the Highest COVID-19 Booster Vaccination Rate in Asia

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As of January 12, 2022, Israel had the world's highest COVID-19 booster vaccination rate. According to Our World in Data, the booster vaccination rate per 100 people in Israel reached 52.1.

Top 10 Asian Countries with the Highest COVID-19 Booster Vaccination Rates (As of January 12, 2022)

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Top 10 Asian Countries with the Highest COVID-19 Booster Vaccination Rates (As of January 12, 2022)

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Israel had the highest COVID-19 booster vaccination rate in Asia until January 12, 2022. According to Our World in Data, the booster vaccination rate per 100 people in Israel reached 52.1. This means that 52 out of every 100 Israeli residents had received a booster vaccine.

Bahrain ranked second with a COVID-19 booster vaccination rate of 51.3. South Korea was third, with a booster vaccination rate of 43.1.

The United Arab Emirates ranked fourth with a booster vaccination rate of 38.6. Turkey ranked fifth with a rate of 33.7.

The COVID-19 booster vaccination rate in Asia was 9.3 until January 12, 2021. This means that only 9 out of 100 people in Asia had received a COVID-19 booster vaccine.

The global COVID-19 booster vaccination rate was 10.3. High- and middle-income countries had a booster vaccination rate of 17.7, while low- and lower-middle-income countries had a rate of only 0.6.

Editor : Annissa Mutia

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