The November results of the COVID-19 Resistance List, which Bloomberg shares every month and lists the countries with the best performance against the coronavirus, have been published. While Turkey showed a great increase in the list, a serious decrease was observed in the performance of many European countries.
The coronavirus, which was first seen in December 2019 and started closures all over the world in the spring of 2020, continues to maintain its impact. The measures taken by countries against the coronavirus and their interventions can be very different from each other. Bloomberg also has a monthly ‘COVID Resistance Ranking‘ publishes the list.
The list, which reveals which country has better resistance to COVID-19, has included the leadership of European countries in recent months. Major changes took place this month in the ranking of the countries with the 53 largest economies in the world, in which the countries are examined and ranked. The country at the top of the list, United Arab Emirates it happened.
The list has changed a lot this month.
Including progress towards virus control, quality of healthcare, vaccine coverage, overall mortality and travel resumption Using 12 different data indicators United Arab Emirates took the top spot with 73.2 points in the ranking of countries scored. It has been announced that the amount of vaccine dose per 100 people in the UAE is 203.1. In other words, there was more than 2 doses of vaccine per person.
The countries in the top 5 of the list, their points and Dose per 100 people The number was as follows:
- United Arab Emirates (73.2) – 203.1 doses of vaccine per 100 people
- Chile (72.6) – 211.6 doses of vaccine per 100 people
- Finland (71.3) – 155.4 doses of vaccine per 100 people
- Ireland (71.2) – 163 doses of vaccine per 100 people
- Spain (70.9) – 163.5 doses of vaccine per 100 people
Turkey experienced a big rise this month
Turkey, Bloomberg’s 6th on the list took place. in Turkey, which is rated as 70.3 144.4 doses of vaccine per 100 people appeared to have been done. Turkey compared to last month 13 places up.
The end of the list consists of Southeast Asian countries
The countries at the bottom of the list were mostly Southeast Asian countries. PhilippinesIndonesia, Vietnam and Malaysia were placed at the top of the list with 43.1 points.
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European countries experienced a big decline:
On the other hand, this month’s list shows the performance of European countries. It’s a big drop showed. In the list of 53 countries, Poland took the 49th place and Austria took the 48th place. Austria and Poland fell 31 and 16 places respectively. This was true for most European countries. The ranking and the decline experienced by some European countries were as follows:
- Poland (49) – down 16 places.
- Austria (48) – down 31 places.
- Czech Republic (46) – dropped 26 places.
- Greece (34) – down 11 places.
- Germany (32) – down 19 places.
- Belgium (31) – down 9 places.
- Netherlands (30) – down 20 places.
- Italy (27) – down 3 places.
- Switzerland (25) – down 16 places.
- Norway (11) – down 5 places.
- Denmark (10) – down 6 places.
- France (9) – 2 places down.
- Spain (5) – 2 places down.
- Ireland (4) – down 3 places.