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Saturday, October 8th, 2022, 1:26 pm

NHS Data: Almost Half of People Who Receive First COVID-19 Vaccine in England Are Children

People who have received first vaccination, by report date: (latest available, nothing since October second)

02-10-2022 1,036
01-10-2022 2,730
30-09-2022 1,427
29-09-2022 1,503
28-09-2022 1,257
27-09-2022 1,093
26-09-2022 1,490

People aged 12 and over who have received first vaccination, by vaccination date: (latest available)

05-10-2022 833
04-10-2022 772
03-10-2022 639
02-10-2022 444
01-10-2022 1,354
30-09-2022 929
29-09-2022 1,093
28-09-2022 821
27-09-2022 795
26-09-2022 722

Difference: (people aged under 12 who have received first vaccination)

02-10-2022 592
01-10-2022 1376
30-09-2022 498
29-09-2022 410
28-09-2022 436
27-09-2022 298
26-09-2022 768

Shown in bold above are days when more kids were vaccinated (first shot) than adults, with an age cutoff of 12.

As noted back in July, Who Still Gets Vaccinated for COVID-19 in England? Kids Under 12, the New ‘Captive Market’, Almost 2/3 of New Clients

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