1531 days ago

Nelson-Tasman vaccination leader-boards

Skara Bohny Reporter from The Nelson Mail

Ka rawe Nelson Tasman! Well done on the stellar vaccination effort. We've just got data in and can tell you how we're going on a suburb-by-suburb basis. Here are some highlights from around the region, with percentages based on the population eligible for the vaccine:
In Golden Bay, 64.3% have the first vaccination, 49.8% have the second.
In Takaka, 64.8% have their first, 49.8% have the second.
Motueka East and West have a little rivalry going on, in Motueka West 66.4% have the first, 47.1% have the second. In Motueka East 78.3% have the first and 62.1% have the second.
In Richmond Central, 76.1% have their first shot and 53.6% are fully vaccinated.
In Nelson city, The Wood is racing ahead with 84% on a single dose and 64.8% are fully vaccinated.
Over in Victory, 76.1% have had their first vaccine and 54.1% have had their second.
We'll have a dive into the data and see what insights we can make over the coming days, so stay tuned to the paper or website for more.

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