According to the same data from the Directorate General of Health (DGS) since the start of the vaccination plan against SARS-CoV-2, on 27 December, 433,475 people have already received at least one dose of the vaccine, and 96,701 people were inoculated last week.

In the Centre region, 163,749 people have been vaccinated, 34,271 more than last week, corresponding to 4 percent of the population, while in Alentejo, 51,347 people have received two doses of the vaccine, 6,683 more, also representing 4 percent of the population.

Lisbon and Tagus Valley is the region with the most vaccines administered 221,815, 49,844 more than the previous week, corresponding to 2 percent of the population, while in the North region the complete vaccination was administered to 219,961 people, 47,000 more.

In the Algarve region, 23,995 people have been vaccinated, 5,236 more than the previous week, which also corresponds to 2 percent of the region's population.

According to the weekly report that covers the period between 27 December and 21 February, 830,730 doses were received and 718,143 were distributed.

According to the data, 52,470 people aged 80 or over already have the complete vaccination, that is, the two doses of the vaccine, which represents 8 perceent of the population in this age group, while 126,259 people aged 80 or over received the first dose of the vaccine against the new coronavirus, which represents 19 percent.

The age groups 25-49 and 50-64 are those that appear in second place in the table as having the vaccination completed, both representing 3 percent, corresponding to 102,757 and 61,291, respectively.

These are also the age groups with the highest number of people with the first vaccination administered: 154,192 (in the 25-49 age group) and 102,444 (50-64 age group).

In the 65-79 age group, 36,921 people have been vaccinated, or two percent, and 24,108 people have been fully vaccinated, also two percent of the population in this age group.