The Ministry of Health and Sports reported that during this day 14,829 doses against COVID-19 were applied, while positive cases reach 3,222 in Bolivia.
Fuente: https://www.abi.bo
To date, 14,772,151 doses have been applied between the first, second, third, single dose and fourth dose of the Sputnik V, AstraZeneca, Sinopharm, Pfizer and Janssen vaccines.
Of that total, 6,312,773 health workers, teachers, the elderly, children, adolescents, people over 18 years of age and pregnant women received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, 5,095,369 of the second; 998,652 single dose, 1,993,984 third and 371,373 fourth dose.
The report establishes that 793,193 first doses were applied, 557,480 second doses to children from 5 to 11 years old, while 789,225 to adolescents from 12 to 17 years old in first doses and 616,018 in the second.
The total of the vaccines managed and acquired by the national government reaches 23,815,500 doses.
To date, subnational governments have neither managed nor purchased a single vaccine.
REPORT 879 COVID-19 IN BOLIVIA
Epidemiological Report 879 of this day shows that 3,879 patients recovered from COVID-19 and were discharged. According to the massive diagnosis, during this day 14,966 tests were carried out, 3,222 gave positive results and 11,744 were discarded.
The report issued by the National Directorate of Epidemiology of the Ministry of Health and Sports establishes that the national accumulated number of recovered patients up to this day amounts to 987,458.
The registry of recovered patients by department is as follows: 1,263 in Santa Cruz, 1,420 in Cochabamba, 140 in La Paz, 169 in Chuquisaca, 98 in Tarija, 190 in Potosí, 403 in Oruro, 118 in Beni and 78 in Pando.
Of the new infections, in Santa Cruz there are 1,023, in Cochabamba 683, in La Paz 753, in Chuquisaca 163, in Tarija 184, in Potosí 202, in Oruro 158, in Beni 27 and in Pando 29.
Similarly, the report accounts for 7 people who died during this day due to the virus and a fatality rate of 0.1%.
Through the free COVID-19 hotline, 800 10 1104, people who are suspected of carrying the disease are monitored.
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