National Vaccination Update: Total Dose 1 Reaches 196.88 Million (Monday, April 4th)

As of Monday, April 4, 2022, a total of 359.31 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been administered nationwide. This includes 196.88 million first doses, 160.11 million second doses, and 2.32 million doses administered through community-based vaccination programs.

A total of 2.02 million healthcare workers have received their first dose (137.8% of the target). 1.96 million healthcare workers have received their second dose (133.75% of the target). Furthermore, 1.49 million healthcare workers have received a third dose (101.62% of the target).

For public sector workers, 18.58 million people have received their first dose (107.25% of the target), and 16.87 million have received their second dose (97.34% of the target).

The elderly population was also prioritized in the initial phases of the vaccination program. To date, 17.13 million elderly individuals have received their first dose (79.47% of the target), and 13.29 million have received their second dose (61.68% of the target).

Starting in July 2021, the government also targeted vulnerable and general populations. For this group, 112.18 million people have received their first dose (80.29% of the target), and 89.79 million have received their second dose (64.39% of the target).

Finally, for adolescents aged 12-17 years, 25.08 million have received their first dose (93.9% of the target), and 21.32 million have received their second dose (79.83% of the target).