Canada Now #1 Vaccines (64% of Population) - 1st Dose

[Economy 52,842]

25 minutes ago, Bio said:

Thank whoever, things are starting to happen here in Brazil. Almost 37% of the population in my state were vaccinated and it looks like I'll get my first dose in August if not before. My husband vaccinated a few days ago because he's a teacher.

Progress

[PartySick 172,432]

1 hour ago, Economy said:

I hope so. Im tired of restrictions. Were just slowly coming out if our 3rd lockdown in my Province

At least y'all actually locked down and attempted to preserve life 

Pardon me while I cry in Floridian 

[Aphasic 4,033]

Well being a top economy and a rather small population is only fair they're doing fine. India, Brazil and other more populated and less rich countries can only dream.

[CyanDante 6,238]

I mean if you consider the economy and population size, 74% of a 3.7 crores population is not really that big of a deal. It will be easier to vaccinate since the population is low. 

Meanwhile in our country, only 15% of the population have received their first dose, and a mere 3% have received their both doses but the population size is more than 138 crores. It will probably take two whole years to fully vaccinate everybody. 

[alsemanche 97,796]

Meanwhile my country of ~7 or 8 million people is still at 13.7% first dose and 6.6% 2nd dose 

They're accelerating the vaccination process with weekly "marathons" where anyone who doesn't have an appointment yet can go and get jabbed. The problem is that they're still limiting them to older age groups (last week was 53+ for 2 days), which isn't exactly ideal since that age group is already getting appointments. They desperately need to make them 30+ and 18+ very soon because we're the more active groups and we need them to return to work/unis/etc. Private universities also launched their vaccination campaigns this week (my uni alone got 90k Pfizer shots) so I hope that helps.

I just want my vaccine already  I was supposed to get it this weekend but I'm still waiting for confirmation 

[Economy 52,842]

1 hour ago, CyanDante said:

I mean if you consider the economy and population size, 74% of a 3.7 crores population is not really that big of a deal. It will be easier to vaccinate since the population is low. 

Meanwhile in our country, only 15% of the population have received their first dose, and a mere 3% have received their both doses but the population size is more than 138 crores. It will probably take two whole years to fully vaccinate everybody. 

I mean Canada is still on the line of the top quartile of most populated Countries so it kinda is a bit of a deal? Population wise most Countries are not China, India, USA, Japan, Nigeria, Brazil, Germany and a few others like that. Th

[Peroxide555 587]

8 hours ago, Economy said:

It may be getting lumped with the UK perhaps

 

Also what percentage of ur population is a minor or under 12? Differences in the size of those age groups affect numbers for overall population

 

But im willing to bet the bigger factor is that Whales is lumped with UK states

That's probably the case... I do sometimes feel like people forget we're an actual country and not a principality!

[Benji 20,113]

Congrats from the UK guys, glad you’re doing well