She said that a total of 1,226,505 residents have already been fully vaccinated as of January 21. This number, she said, is 94.35 percent of the 1,299,894 eligible population or 70 percent of the city’s total population.
Sara however said that out of the 1,226,505 individuals who have received their two doses, only 154,267 got their booster shots. This means that those who had booster shots only make up 11.87 percent of the target population protection.
Sara also said that the city is currently at 98.51 percent of its target for first doses with 1,280,467 individuals catered to.
Meanwhile, at least 58,705 of the 63,934 total health care workers in the city are now fully vaccinated. 104,331 out of 111,355 senior citizens also have already received two doses of the anti-COVID-19 vaccines.
Data from the City Information Office (CIO) showed that a total of 171,317 adults with comorbidities also completed their two doses of anti-COVID-19 vaccines out of the 188,462 who were administered with initial doses.
At least 3,091 children aged 12 to 17 years old with comorbidities also received two jabs, along with 624,418 essential workers, 122,655 indigents, 29,085 rest of the adult population, and 112,903 rest of the pediatric population.
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