Corona virus: South America, the worst-infected country in the world, the most vaccinated area | கோவிட் -19 | The world

South America is the region with the worst record of these epidemics Govit-19 In the world, deadly waves and the highest number of deaths due to this disease on the planet.

Since the patients died Govit-19, In South America According to our global database, there are 2,740 deaths per one million people. There were 2,450 in the United States; In Europe, 2,000; And in Asia, 267.

The highest number of daily deaths throughout the epidemic occurred in South America, with an average of 10.85 per million people in April this year.

However, the subcontinent ends up with a good data set for 2021: it is the one with the most vaccines against the corona virus. 63.4% of its population was completely vaccinated (One or two doses equivalent to each drug) and 74.3% of its 434 million people with at least one dose, as of Thursday, June 23, according to official figures released by the Pan American Health Organization.

In addition, from December 17 to 23, it had an average daily death toll of 0.7 per million, which is six times less than in Europe or the United States, according to data from our world.

Europe is the second region with 60.5% fully vaccinated, while an additional 4.2% of the population is partially vaccinated.

North America is in third place 59.6% of the 500 million people in Mexico, the United States and Canada are fully processed, As of Thursday, December 23, at least one dose was 71.4%.

Caribbean 43% complete vaccination and 49% at least one dose, and Central America 42% and 54%, respectively.

Across the U.S., 59.7% of vaccines are two doses (or single doses), 70.8% are at least one dose and 10.6% are booster doses.

Oceania injects 58% of its population in two doses and 55% in Asia. The last is Africa, where 8.8% of its population has a complete immunization process.

The best of the best

The country with the best vaccination status in South America Chile, where 85.6% of the population received full guidance. There, children from 3 years of age can be injected.

They are followed by Uruguay (76.6%), Argentina (76.5%), Ecuador (69.1%) and Brazil (65.7%).

At worst Guyana, Bolivia and Suriname make up less than 40%.

Third levels

Although two countries in South America – Chile and Uruguay – recorded the highest number of vaccinations with booster doses (52.7% and 42.7%, respectively), the subcontinent average was significantly lower (8.8%).

Europe with the highest number of booster doses used (21.5%).

In North America, 13.4% of the population received a booster dose.

Oceania (5%) and Asia (4%) are the regions where the lower third dose is administered, with the exception of Africa, where the use of the third dose is somewhat lower.

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