More vaccinations have been administered in Austria on Saturday

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79,559 vaccinations were performed on Saturday – of which 10,399 were first-time vaccinations (13.07 percent). This is below the seven-day average of 10,660 first-time vaccinations. 16,263 vaccinations were second-time stings (seven-day average: 16,256). 52,897 third-time vaccinations on Saturday represent 66.49 percent of all vaccinations conducted. This was lower than the seven-day average of 74,000 third vaccinations.

Overall, 6,400,311 have already received at least one vaccination, according to E-vaccination data. 6,039,992 people, or 67.6 percent of Austrians, have valid vaccination protection. By age group: Among those aged 12 to 24, 61.1 percent have a valid vaccination certificate; in the 25 to 34 age group, the rate is 67.2 percent, and among those aged 35 to 44, 71.7 percent.

74.8 percent of those between 45 and 54 years of age have verifiable protection against Covid-19 with a certificate, and 82.3 percent in the 55 to 64 group. Those between 65 and 74 years of age have a rate of 86.2 percent, those between 75 and 84 years of age have 90.7 percent, and the 85-plus group has 90.9 percent. For children eleven and under, who are currently vaccinated only “off label,” 0.7 percent is reported.

The protection rate (valid vaccination certificate) is highest in Burgenland, at 73.6 percent. In Lower Austria, 69.8 percent of the population has valid vaccination protection, and in Styria 67.7 percent. After Vienna (66.7), Tyrol (66.5), Vorarlberg (64.8), Carinthia (64.5) and Salzburg (64.1), Upper Austria brings up the rear with 63.2 percent.

The province with the highest seven-day incidence is currently Vorarlberg with 1,020.9, followed by Carinthia, Tyrol and Salzburg (1,010.3, 752.1 and 707.3, respectively). Further, Upper Austria (701.4), Styria (653.4), Lower Austria (543.5), Burgenland (428.4) and Vienna (346.8) follow. The number of new infections registered since yesterday per province was: Burgenland 101, Salzburg 347, Vorarlberg 375, Carinthia 467, Tyrol 557, Vienna 776, Styria 834, Upper Austria 850, Lower Austria 885.