1,301 COVID-19 jabs registered in Azerbaijan over the past day

26 Avqust 2022 19:11 | 2 247

Azerbaijan administered a total of 1,301 COVID-19 jabs on Friday, SIA cites the Task Force under the Cabinet of Ministers.

According to the Task Force, the number of those vaccinated in the first stage is 244, the number of vaccinated in the second stage is 176, the number of those who received three or more doses of vaccine is 738, and the number of vaccinated with the booster dose after a positive result is 143.

More than 5,3 million people have received their first doses, while over 4,8 million people got their second doses.

Azerbaijan has also given third booster shots to over 3,3 million people so far, the Task force added.

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