If I’ve done my math right, the % of Saskatchewan residents with at least one dose of vaccine per age range is:
80+: 81%
70-79: 68%
60-69: 32%
50-59: 11%
40-49: 6%
30-39: 5%
18-29: 4%
Total: 19% of adults
80+: 81%
70-79: 68%
60-69: 32%
50-59: 11%
40-49: 6%
30-39: 5%
18-29: 4%
Total: 19% of adults
That’s via @SKGov ‘s new COVID dashboard. I appreciate the breakdown by age. Gives us an idea of where we’re at.
These last 7 days have seen an almost equal split in doses given to the 60-69 and the 70-79 age range.
So even though they’re booking 58+, lots of vaccines actually given are 70-79.
The 50-59 group is a smaller amount and the 80+ is trickling in a couple more thousand.
So even though they’re booking 58+, lots of vaccines actually given are 70-79.
The 50-59 group is a smaller amount and the 80+ is trickling in a couple more thousand.
One important thing to remember is that those are the numbers of vaccinations up until yesterday. But you don’t get benefit from vaccines right away.
If we assume 2 weeks for some effect, it means about 11% of SK residents have benefit from their first dose as of today.
If we assume 2 weeks for some effect, it means about 11% of SK residents have benefit from their first dose as of today.
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