The number of people who have received a booster dose of anti-coronavirus vaccine that is recommended to provide additional protection from the killer virus crossed the 100 million mark on Sunday in the United States.
45.6 percent of the eligible population, or 100,065,793 people, have received the third dose, as per the latest data published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
When compared to the preliminary and secondary doses, the booster doses are being administered in a faster pace in the country, statistics show.
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