Covid-19 Vaccinations in Spain (to 22 Jan)

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The Spanish Health Ministry is releasing figures on the number of Covid-19 vaccines distributed and administered across each region of Spain to date. We will publish updates on the figures here, as and when they are released.

Up to Friday 22 January, Spain has received a total of 1,346,100 doses of Covid-19 vaccines (1,310,400 by Pfizer-BioNTech, and 35,700 by Moderna), of which a total 1,165,825 jabs have been administered (representing 86.6% of total doses received). 68,456 people have now received a second jab. The latest total figures per region up to Friday 22 January are as follows:

REGION	Received	Jabs	%
Andalusia	251,420	209,766	83.4%
Aragón	42,465	41,287	97.2%
Asturias	45,395	41,465	91.3%
Balearic Islands	23,190	20,499	88.4%
Basque Country	57,380	41,474	72.3%
Canary Islands	47,485	47,068	99.1%
Cantabria	21,125	20,462	96.9%
Castilla y León	95,815	86,370	90.1%
Castilla La Mancha	63,575	57,031	89.7%
Catalonia	217,020	173,147	79.8%
Extremadura	40,275	32,979	81.9%
Galicia	68,605	65,394	95.3%
La Rioja	11,965	8,967	74.9%
Madrid	176,615	154,778	87.6%
Murcia	46,385	42,261	91.1%
Navarra	21,125	16,310	77.2%
Valencia Region	111,900	103,426	92.4%
Ceuta	2,180	1,641	75.3%
Melilla	2,180	1,500	68.8%
TOTALS	1,346,100	1,165,825	86.6%