Covid-19 vaccine rollout progress in Catalonia: graph updated weekly
On December 27, 2020, 89-year-old Josefa Pérez became first resident to receive a dose
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68% of Catalans think Covid-19 vaccine should be compulsory, says study
Majority approve of Covid passports for hospitality and financing vaccine efforts abroad
Students will no longer get free tests from Monday when positive case in class is confirmed
Covid incidence rates experiencing 'quick and clear decrease,' say health authorities
Catalonia's Covid incidence rate grows, but far milder than European average
Three quarters of Catalans fully vaccinated, among highest rates on continent
Catalonia surpasses 70% of population fully vaccinated
5.5 million out of 7.7 million inhabitants are now completely inoculated against Covid-19
Catalonia surpasses 5 million people fully vaccinated
Over 63% of population is fully inoculated
Catalonia hits new record in daily vaccinations with over 138,000
46.8% of the population has received at least one dose, allowing for further restrictions easing such as ending mask mandate and reopening nightlife
Deaths in Catalonia up 23.5% compared to 2019
Figures above Spain’s average but far from Madrid’s rate of increase
Vaccines could be offered to 40-49 year olds by mid-June
Health minister says that nightlife could return to Catalonia soon
Vast majority of essential workers under 60 opt for second AstraZeneca dose over Pfizer
Spanish health ministry confirms four deaths linked to thrombosis of people who had received the Oxford jab
Covid vaccines to be offered to 40-49 year olds by mid-June, and under 40s by July
All adults will be eligible to get the jab this summer, say health authorities
SEAT to become first company to vaccinate its workers in Catalonia
Car manufacturer will immunize around 800 workers over the age of 58 against Covid-19 from Thursday
Patients with rare diseases demand to be prioritized for Covid-19 vaccine
Health department admits some people "left behind" as it attempts to interpret guidelines "as broadly as possible"