The authorities in Romania published today a map that shows the vaccination coverage of our country, that is, the counties where there is the largest number of vaccinated people, including the capital, to give us an idea of how things look at the moment.
The poorest counties in Romania also have the lowest vaccination coverage, but not because they didn't have vaccines available, the stocks being equally distributed there, the explanation being different, and I think you understand it yourself.
For now, the Romanian Government has not said this, but if the restrictions based on vaccination coverage were lifted, the counties where people have not been vaccinated, for whatever reason, would remain isolated for a good period of time.
"The situation of the counties according to the percentage of the population vaccinated with at least one dose (May 4, 18.00 p.m.):
Bucharest 31.2 %
Cluj 28.0 %
Timiş 22.5
Brașov 22.0 %
Sibiu 21.8 %
Constanta 21.4 %
White 19.5 %
Ilfov 18.7 %
Mures 17.7 %
Salaj 17.6 %
Prahova 17.6 %
Dolj 17.3 %
Hunedoara 17.3 %
Satu-Mare 17.0 %
Iasi 16.8 %
Maramureș 16.6 %
Valcea 16.4 %
Bihor 16.0 %
Arad 15.6 %
Tulcea 15.5 %
Gorge 14.9 %
Arges 14.8 %
Galatians 14.7 %
Bistrita-Năsăud 14.6 %
Harghita 14.6 %
Ialomita 14.3 %
Dâmbovița 14.1 %
Buzau 14.1 %
Caraș-Severin 13.4 %
Riders 13.3 %
Olt 13.2 %
Teleorman 12.9 %
Braila 12.5 %
Mehedints 12.4 %
Vrancea 12.2 %
Vaslui 11.8 %
Covasna 11.8 %
German 11.0 %
Bacau 10.8 %
Giurgiu 10.5 %
Botoșani 10.4 %
Suceava 10.0%"
