This online calculator tells you when you're likely to get vaccinated

By Dimitris Kouimtsidis

26th Aug 2021 | Local News

The calculator takes into account things like your age and any underlying health conditions
The calculator takes into account things like your age and any underlying health conditions

AN online calculator has launched to tell people when they are likely to receive the Pfizer/BioNTechcoronavirus vaccine.

With Ealing and the rest of London now in Tier 4, the vaccine cannot come soon enough.

Health Minister, Lord Bethell said more than 137,000 people in the UK have already received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine in the first week of the 'largest vaccination programme in British history'.

Ealing's first resident to receive the vaccine was vaccinated on Friday.

The government ordered 40 million doses of the vaccine – enough to immunise 20 million people with two shots each.

There are 800,000 doses in the first tranche, meaning 400,000 people will be vaccinated initially.

For those keen to know where they stand in the queue to receive the jab, Omni Calculator has launched a Vaccine Queue Calculator for the UK.

Users of the calculator are asked to enter their age and notify the system of certain factors such as if they are a health worker or if they have any underlying health conditions.

The calculator will then give the user a notional number as to where they stand in terms of vaccine priority.

This is independent and not connected to the NHS or the vaccine rollout programme.

Doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech jab are being administered from dozens of hospital hubs – with people aged 80 and over, care home workers and NHS workers who are at higher risk first in line.

The calculator can be found HERE.

     

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