here are the doses region by region

Vaccination campaign in Italy at the beginning, with the first 1,833,975 doses of Vaccine for COVID-19 which will be distributed by Pfizer and sent to the Regions. Then European “Vaccine Day”, with symbolic vaccinations in several countries, “the first mass vaccination session will be launched, aimed at the categories that the Government and Parliament have established as priorities,” reads a note from the police station. Domenico Arcuri. It is about “Health and social-health workers, staff working in public and private hospitals, guests and staff of nursing homes for the elderly”.

Vaccine day: when?

Time depends onEurope: the earliest date is December 21, whenMother it should approve of its marketing. Yes, as Walter Ricciardi expects, AIFA will validate it “in 24 hours”, we would have a European “Vaccine Day” already before the end of the year, since the ministers of eight European countries They agreed to coordinate to go out all together (Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Holland, Spain and Switzerland). One will follow second supply, always guaranteed by Pfizer, of 2,507,700 doses.

All numbers region by region

It will be there Lombardy to receive the most “shots” on the first delivery to Italy. The region hardest hit by the outbreak will have 304,955 doses of the vaccine, according to Special Commissioner Arcuri’s office. They follow Emilia romagna (183,138 doses), Lazio (179,818), Piedmont (170,995), Veneto (164,278) and Campania (135,890). In the queue Aosta Valley with 3,334 doses of the Pfizer vaccine. “We will have a supply of 116,240 vaccines – said the president of the Region Tuscany, Eugenio Giani – The vaccination campaign will begin in the first days of the year, and that is why we have already prepared the reservation procedure ”. Among other regions: Abruzzo 25,480; Basilicata 19,455; Calabria 53,131; Friuli Venezia Giulia 50,094; Liguria 60,142; Market 37,872; Molise 9,294; Autonomy Province of Bolzano 27,521; Autonomy Province of Trento 18,659; Apulia 94,526; Sardinia 33,801; Sicily 129,047; Tuscany 116,240; Umbria 16,308.