COVID-19 vaccine second booster shot rate in Italy November 2023, by age group

During spring 2022, Italian authorities started administering a second booster shot of COVID-19 vaccines to the population in order to improve the general protection against the virus. As of November 20, 2023, approximately 6.7 million Italian citizens have received a booster shot, corresponding to roughly 11.4 percent of the population over five years old. This statistic breaks down these figures by age of the vaccinated. In the age group 80+, the one most vulnerable to the virus, over 45.6 percent of the individuals received a fourth shot.About 85 percent of the total population in Italy has completed the regular vaccination cycle, having received two shots. Moreover, three out of four Italians over 12 years of age have received a third shot. Thanks to this, despite the high number of daily cases, figures for deaths and hospitalizations remain low.More statistics and facts about the virus in Italy are available here.For a global overview on the various COVID-19 vaccines' development and distribution, visit Statista's Facts and Figures on the topic.

于2022年春季，意大利当局开始为民众接种第二剂新冠疫苗加强针，旨在提升对病毒的总体防护能力。截至2023年11月20日，约有670万意大利公民接种了加强针，约占五岁以上人口的11.4%。该统计数据按接种者的年龄段进行了细分。在80岁及以上的年龄段，该群体中最易受到病毒侵袭，超过45.6%的个人接种了第四次疫苗。在意大利总人口中，大约85%的人已完成常规疫苗接种周期，即接种了两剂疫苗。此外，四分之三的12岁以上意大利人已接种了第三剂疫苗。得益于这一举措，尽管每日病例数居高不下，但死亡和住院人数仍保持较低水平。关于意大利病毒的最新统计数据和事实，请访问此处。欲了解全球范围内各种新冠疫苗的研发与分发概况，请参阅Statista关于该主题的事实与数据。