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Vaccination for 16-year-olds, but not yet in Mallorca

Appointments in Mallorca will soon be available

55% of the target population has now had at least one dose.

Majorca Daily Bulletin reporterPalma27/06/2021 09:05

People aged between 16 and 29 can now book vaccination appointments in Minorca, Ibiza and Formentera.

In all, there are 35,828 people in this age group on the three islands. The health service has made no announcement regarding Mallorca, but it won't be long before it is.

The latest vaccination data indicate that 862,066 doses have been administered in the Balearics, that 544,699 people have had at least one dose and that 358,435 people have completed their course. 55.2% of the target population has had at least one dose and 36.3% have been immunised with a complete course.

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Lisa | over 3 years ago

Given what happened to the large group of students Mallorca - which has become a ‘concern’ across the whole of Spain and is already threatening ‘green’ status - you really would think they’d start vaccinating the young. If it’s this group that are vulnerable to catching Covid - maybe pushing a few more thousand vaccines their way would be sensible???

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