More than 25-thousand people received their first COVID-19 vaccine shot on Monday, with the first-round rate among adults aged 18 or older reaching 90 percent.

According to the nation's vaccine task force on Tuesday, 25-thousand-355 people had their first inoculation the previous day. An additional 209-thousand-328 were fully vaccinated.

Nearly 39-point-74 million people have had at least one shot, which is 77-point-four percent of the population, or 90 percent of adults aged 18 or older.

Close to 27-point-23 million have completed vaccination, which is 53 percent of the population, or 61-point-six percent of adults.

Four types of vaccines developed by AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Moderna and Janssen are currently being administered under the nationwide vaccination program.