Different states' vaccination rates have come under scrutiny with questions about how COVID-19 is being dealt with nationwide.
Vaccination rates across the country have come under scrutiny with the different speeds of uptake between states being a point of focus.Hawaii is said to have become the first state in the U.S. to vaccinate more than 90 percent of its population.
This was posted by Nathan Mackenzie Brown, whose bio describes him as:"Digital Strategist | Solving The Climate Crisis." Looking at the State of Hawaii Department of Health website, COVID-19 data shows the percentage of its population that is vaccinated.Breaking this down, for those aged 12 and above, the eligible population to be vaccinated, 81.5 percent is fully vaccinated.
For the nation as a whole, 76.6 percent of the population aged 12 and over has received at least one dose.Its data reports Hawaii as having 90.2 percent of its population aged 12 and over having received at least one dose of the vaccine.