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Regions of the country are expected to begin vaccination in early 2021. Stock photo.
The COVID-19 vaccine, which is described as a ray of light after a dark year of pandemic, is expected to arrive in Sweden soon.
If the vaccine is approved, doses will begin to be distributed among the regions in January and February.
Vaccination is expected to be as extensive as where you live.
Sweden has signed agreements with a total of five different vaccine manufacturers. If the vaccine is approved, hundreds of thousands of doses are expected to be delivered in all 21 regions of the country by 2021. All vaccines, regardless of manufacturer, are administered in two rounds.
Now there is information on how many doses of vaccines reach each region and how many people are affected by the first round of vaccines in January and February.
TT has noted preliminary vaccine deliveries from the Public Health Agency for each region. Please note that the numbers have been rounded.
Blekinge – vaccine for 35,050 people in January and February
January: A total of approximately 11,600 doses enough for 5,800 people.
In detail: 10,000 doses of Pfizer’s vaccine, 1,600 doses of Moderna’s vaccine.
February: A total of about 58,500 doses that are enough for 29,250 people.
In detail: 46,900 doses of Astra Zeneca, 10,000 of Pfizer and 1,600 of Moderna.
Dalarna – vaccine for 64,850 people in January and February
January: A total of approximately 21,900 doses enough for 10,950 people.
In detail: 19,000 doses of Pfizer’s vaccine and 2,900 doses of Moderna’s vaccine.
February: A total of approximately 107,800 doses which is enough for 53,900 people.
In detail: 85,900 doses of the vaccine from Astra Zeneca, 2,900 from Moderna, 19,000 from Pfizer.
Gotland: vaccine for 13,800 people in January and February
January: A total of about 4,600 doses that are enough for 2,300 people.
In detail: 4,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine and 600 doses of Modernas.
February: A total of about 23,000 doses that are enough for 11,500 people.
In detail: 18,400 doses of the Astra Zeneca vaccine in February, 600 from Moderna and 4,000 from Pfizer.
Gävleborg: vaccine for 62,900 people in January and February
January: A total of about 20,800 doses that are enough for 10,400 people.
In detail: 18,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine and 2,800 doses of the Moderna vaccine.
February: A total of about 105,000 doses that are enough for 52,500 people.
In detail: 84,200 doses of the vaccine from Astra Zeneca, 2,800 from Modern and 18,000 from Pfizer.
Halland – vaccine for 66,450 people in January and February
January: A total of about 22,000 doses that are enough for 11,000 people.
In detail: 19,000 doses of Pfizer’s vaccine and 3,000 doses of Moderna’s vaccine.
February: A total of approximately 110,900 doses which is enough for 55,450 people.
In detail: 88,900 doses of the vaccine from Astra Zeneca, 3,000 from Moderna and 19,000 from Pfizer.
Jämtland / Härjedalen: vaccine for 27,750 people in January and February
January: A total of approximately 9,200 doses which is enough for 4,600 people.
In detail: 8,000 doses of Pfizer’s vaccine and 1,200 doses of Moderna’s vaccine.
February: A total of approximately 46,300 doses which is enough for 23,150 people.
In detail: 37,100 doses of the Astra Zeneca vaccine in February, 1,200 from Moderna and 8,000 from Pfizer.
Jönköping County: vaccine for 69,300 people in January and February
January: A total of about 23,100 doses that are enough for 11,550 people.
In detail: 20,000 doses of Pfizer’s vaccine and 3,100 doses of Moderna’s vaccine.
February: A total of about 115,500 doses that are enough for 57,750 people.
In detail: 92,400 doses of the Astra Zeneca vaccine, 3,100 doses of Moderna, 20,000 doses of Pfizer.
Kalmar County: Vaccine for 55,950 people in January and February
January: A total of about 18,500 doses that are enough for 9,250 people.
In detail: 16,000 doses of Pfizer’s vaccine and 2,500 doses of Moderna’s vaccine.
February: A total of approximately 93,400 doses which is enough for 46,700 people.
In detail: 74,900 doses of Astra Zeneca, 2,500 doses of Moderna and 16,000 doses of Pfizer.
Kronoberg: vaccine for 38,650 people in January and February
January: A total of around 12,700 doses which is enough for 6,350 people.
In detail: 11,000 doses of Pfizer’s vaccine and 1,700 doses of Moderna’s vaccine.
February: A total of approximately 64,600 doses which is enough for 32,300 people.
In detail: 51,900 doses of the Astra Zeneca vaccine, 1,700 doses of Moderna, 11,000 of Pfizer.
Norrbotten: vaccine for 55,000 people in January and February
January: A total of around 18,400 doses which is enough for 9,200 people.
In detail: 16,000 doses of Pfizer’s vaccine and 2,400 doses of Moderna’s vaccine.
February: A total of approximately 91,600 doses enough for 45,800 people.
In detail: 73,200 doses of the Astra Zeneca vaccine, 16,000 doses of Pfizer, 2,400 doses of Modernas.
Skåne: vaccine for 245,100 people in January and February
January: A total of around 81,900 doses which is enough for 40,950 people.
In detail: 71,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine and 10,900 doses of Modernas.
February: A total of around 408,300 doses which is enough for 204,150 people.
In detail: 326,400 doses of the Astra Zeneca vaccine, 10,900 doses of Modernas and 71,000 of Pfizer.
Stockholm: vaccine for 340,350 people in January and February
January: A total of approximately 113,100 doses which is enough for 56,550 people.
In detail: 98,000 doses of Pfizer’s vaccine and 15,100 doses of Moderna’s vaccine.
February: A total of approximately 567,600 doses, enough for 283,800 people.
In detail: 454,500 doses of the Astra Zeneca vaccine, 98,000 doses of Pfizer and 15,100 doses of Moderna.
Södermanland: vaccine for 61,150 people in January and February
January: A total of about 20,700 doses that are enough for 10,350 people.
In detail: 18,000 doses of Pfizer’s vaccine and 2,700 doses of Moderna’s vaccine.
February: A total of around 101,600 doses which is enough for 50,800 people.
In detail: 81,900 doses of the Astra Zeneca vaccine, 18,000 doses of Pfizer and 1,700 of Moderna.
Uppsala – vaccine for 64,750 people in January and February
January: A total of approximately 21,900 doses enough for 10,950 people.
In detail: 19,000 doses of Pfizer’s vaccine and 2,900 doses of Moderna’s vaccine.
February: A total of approximately 107,600 doses sufficient for 53,800 people.
In detail: 85,700 doses of the Astra Zeneca vaccine, 19,000 of Pfizer, 2,900 doses of Modernas.
Värmland: vaccine for 61,850 people in January and February
January: A total of about 20,700 doses that are enough for 10,350 people.
In detail: 18,000 doses of Pfizer’s vaccine and 2,700 doses of Moderna’s vaccine.
February: A total of approximately 103,100 doses which is enough for 51,500 people.
In detail: 82,400 doses of the Astra Zeneca vaccine, 18,000 of Pfizer and 2,700 doses of Modernas.
Västerbotten: vaccine for 51,900 people in January and February
January: A total of approximately 17,300 doses enough for 8,650 people.
In detail: 15,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine in January and 2,300 doses of Modernas.
February: A total of 86,500 doses enough for 43,250 people.
In detail: 69,200 doses of the Astra Zeneca vaccine, 2,300 of Modern and 15,000 doses of Pfizer.
Västernorrland: vaccine for 54,600 people in January and February
January: A total of around 18,400 doses which is enough for 9,200 people.
In detail: 16,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine and 2,400 doses of Modernas.
February: A total of approximately 90,800 doses which is enough for 45,400 people.
In detail: 72,400 doses of the Astra Zeneca vaccine, 2,400 of Modern and 16,000 doses of Pfizer.
Västmanland: vaccine for 55,450 people in January and February
January: A total of about 18,500 doses that are enough for 9,250 people.
In detail: 16,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine and 2,500 doses of Modernas.
February: A total of approximately 92,400 doses which is enough for 46,200 people.
In detail: 73,900 doses of the Astra Zeneca vaccine, 2,500 of Modern and 16,000 doses of Pfizer.
Västra Götaland: vaccine for 303,950 people in January and February
January: A total of approximately 101,500 doses which is enough for 50,750 people.
In detail: 88,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine in January and 13,500 doses of Modernas.
February: A total of 506,400 doses, enough for 253,200 people.
In detail: 404,900 doses of the Astra Zeneca vaccine, 13,500 of Modern and 88,000 doses of Pfizer.
Örebro County: vaccine for 58,600 people in January and February
January: A total of approximately 19,600 doses sufficient for 9,800 people.
In detail: 17,000 doses of Pfizers and 2,600 doses of Modernas.
February: A total of approximately 97,600 doses sufficient for 48,800 people.
In detail: 78,900 doses of the Astra Zeneca vaccine, 2,600 of Modern and 17,000 doses of Pfizer.
Östergötland: vaccine for 86,950 people in January and February
January: A total of approximately 28,900 doses enough for 14,450 people.
In detail: 25,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine and 3,900 doses of Modernas.
February: A total of about 145,000 doses that are enough for 72,500 people.
In detail: 116,100 doses of the Astra Zeneca vaccine, 3,900 of Moderna and 25,000 doses of Pfizer.
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