Over 19,000 doses of vaccines have so far been delivered to the Balearics. | Javier Cebollada
Palma18/01/2021 14:24
Government spokesperson Pilar Costa said on Monday that 14,375 doses of vaccine had been administered in the Balearics. These represent 74.5% of available doses; 18,690 doses of the Pfizer vaccine have so far been delivered and 600 of the Moderna vaccine.
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Can they not do basic maths in this Govt? Vaccinations have been happening for nearly 3 weeks. That works out at ( let’s be generous) 5 thousand a week. Population of Mallorca? 922,000. The projection is alarming. At this rate it will take 184 weeks to vaccinate everyone. Even 70% is 129 weeks. That’s well over two years! Hopelessly pathetic!
Wonderful: but what about us normal people?
Really that is a pathetic number of vaccine doses. And then they’ve only administered three quarters. Maybe they should take a bite out of Oliver’s book and go with their begging bowl to Madrid ... ‘more please?’. Either that or let tourism go down the pan for a second summer.