4 ms·
good question. Actually, I have a webpage bookmarked that should answer it for many countries: https://howmanyleft.info/ https://howmanyleft.info/ the page loo
by Tarsul 5y ago
good question. Actually, I have a webpage bookmarked that should answer it for many countries:
https://howmanyleft.info/ https://howmanyleft.info/
the page looks at the vaccinations in the last 2 weeks and extrapolates how long it would take to vaccinate 100 times per 100 adults (the website came before it became clear how tough the delta variant is, thus it's not as useful anymore but for your question it still is.)
Definitely the US, UK, and the whole EU have more vaccinations than people who want to get a vaccine.
this page might be helpful, too:
https://ourworldindata.org/covid-vaccinations https://ourworldindata.org/covid-vaccinations
- rsynnott 5y ago> Definitely the US, UK, and the whole EU have more vaccinations than people who want to get a vaccine. This isn’t correct; while EU countries with low to medium demand have more vaccines than demand, countries with high demand still have a few weeks to go.
- tobylane 5y agoInteresting site, but as nearly everyone is getting a two-dose type it's not helpful. The three you mention bought billions, with intentions for any one of them to be enough for domestic use and still have enough for the third world. The UK has only ever used two. Supply of jabs in the country would be an interesting stat to measure, I'm pretty sure the UK was supply limited until recently.