Over two million Kazakhstan residents have been administered the initial dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Down, dirty, and done: Here's the lowdown on Kazakhstan's COVID-19 vax situation. As of right now, over 2 million people in this Central Asian nation have taken the COVID-19 vaccine. Of those, nearly a million have received both doses, according to Total.kz.
Let's break it down by region:
- Almaty: 297K for the first dose, 185K for the second dose.
- Almaty Region: 212K for the first dose, 119K for the second dose.
- Turkestan Region: 189K for the first dose, 47K for the second dose.
- Shymkent: 171K for the first dose, 77K for the second dose.
- Nur-Sultan: 156K for the first dose, 92K for the second dose.
- Karaganda Region: 156K for the first dose, 96K for the second dose.
- East Kazakhstan Region: 133K for the first dose, 52K for the second dose.
- Jambyl Region: 103K for the first dose, 38K for the second dose.
- Kyzylorda Region: 82K for the first dose, 27K for the second dose.
- Kostanay Region: 82K for the first dose, 33K for the second dose.
- Pavlodar Region: 79K for the first dose, 37K for the second dose.
- Atyrau Region: 78K for the first dose, 36K for the second dose.
- Aktobe Region: 71K for the first dose, 31K for the second dose.
- North Kazakhstan Region: 70K for the first dose, 35K for the second dose.
- West Kazakhstan Region: 66K for the first dose, 29K for the second dose.
- Atyrau Region: 52K for the first dose, 21K for the second dose.
- Mangystau Region: 38K for the first dose, 18K for the second dose.
Vaccination commenced in Kazakhstan back in February 2021.
Now, here's a bit of spicy tea for you: as of January 2023, Kazakhstan's official figures indicated that 81.1% of the eligible population had gotten the vaccine, with Almaty clocking in at 80.1%. But for the latest, detailed data on how things stand in each region of Kazakhstan, you'd best check in with the health authorities or official sources within the country. Keep in mind that info may change fast, and we're just spinning the facts as we know 'em!
- In Almaty, over 297,000 people have received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, and around 185,000 have received their second dose.
- As of January 2023, Kazakhstan's official figures showed that 81.1% of the eligible population had been vaccinated, with the percentage in Almaty being slightly lower at 80.1%.
- Science and health-and-wellness initiatives have been crucial in the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine in Kazakhstan, as vaccination commenced in February 2021.
- For the most updated and detailed information about vaccination figures for each region in Kazakhstan, it's best to consult local health authorities or official sources, as data may change rapidly.
