Antique Implements PHP21.1 Million Risk Resiliency Program

Umabot na sa full swing ang PHP21.1M risk resiliency program ng DSWD sa Antique. Malaking tulong ito para sa mga pangangailangan ng lokal na komunidad.

DAR Cancels Over PHP500 Thousand Unpaid Amortizations For 220 Cebu Farmers

Malaking ginhawa ang ibinigay ng DAR sa 220 magsasaka sa Cebu sa pag-condone ng PHP502,468 na utang sa amortisasyon.

Department Of Budget And Management Chief Vows To Protect Women PDL’s Rights

Pinagtibay ni Secretary Pangandaman ang kanyang suporta sa pagprotekta sa mga karapatan ng mga kababaihan na PDL.

New Lawmakers Urged To Prioritize OFW Protection, Reintegration

Hinihikayat ng DMW ang mga bagong halal na senador na isama sa kanilang prioridad ang mga OFW at kanilang reintegrasyon.

Nearly 2.42B Coronavirus Vaccine Shots Given Worldwide

COVID-19 UPDATE: China leads the global count as 2.42 billion doses of coronavirus vaccines have been given worldwide, figures compiled by Our World in Data.

Nearly 2.42B Coronavirus Vaccine Shots Given Worldwide

6
6

How do you feel about this story?

Like
Love
Haha
Wow
Sad
Angry

Nearly 2.42 billion doses of coronavirus vaccines have been given worldwide so far, figures compiled by Our World in Data, a tracking website, showed on Tuesday.

China leads the global count with more than 904.13 million jabs, followed by the US with 310.65 million.

India has administered 252.76 million shots, Brazil 78.91 million, the UK 71.67 million, Germany 60.74 million, France 44.3 million, Italy 42.73 million, and Mexico 37.52 million.

Turkey ranks 10th on the list with more than 35.35 million doses given, followed by Spain, Russia, and Indonesia.

The country with the most doses administered by population is the United Arab Emirates, with 140 doses per 100 people.

Most Covid-19 vaccines are administered in two doses, so the number of shots given is not the same as the number of individuals fully vaccinated.

Since December 2019, the pandemic has claimed more than 3.81 million lives in 192 countries and regions, with more than 176.29 million cases reported worldwide, according to the US-based Johns Hopkins University.

The US, India, and Brazil remain the worst-hit countries. (PNA)