Table 1.

Summary statistics.

	Fully vaccinated				Unvaccinated
	Primary	Household	Secondary	SAR	Primary	Household	Secondary	SAR
	Cases	Contacts	Cases	(%)	Cases	Contacts	Cases	(%)
Total	8262	26,098	3816	15	16,431	27,486	7815	28
Sex
Male	4001	12,868	1711	13	8301	13,801	3626	26
Female	4261	13,230	2105	16	8130	13,685	4189	31
Age
0–9 years	0	0	0	–	3668	11,687	3198	27
10–19 years	721	3482	181	5	4859	5742	1720	30
20–29 years	1368	2633	224	9	4131	3756	983	26
30–39 years	1131	4434	730	16	2316	3014	1028	34
40–49 years	1676	7961	1210	15	923	2015	585	29
50–59 years	1601	4808	686	14	407	994	247	25
60–69 years	1085	1893	445	24	109	211	42	20
70–79 years	680	887	340	38	18	67	12	18
Household Size
2 persons	3859	4832	1209	25	3704	2731	812	30
3 persons	1809	5660	702	12	4092	5132	1402	27
4 persons	1785	9246	1204	13	5080	9416	2801	30
5 persons	643	4980	572	11	2762	7260	2029	28
6 persons	166	1380	129	9	793	2947	771	26
Vaccination
Vaxzevria	514	1398	229	16	–	–	–	–
Janssen	529	546	108	20	–	–	–	–
Spikevax	366	2441	243	10	–	–	–	–
Comirnaty	6853	21,713	3236	15	–	–	–	–

The secondary attack rate (SAR) is expressed in percentages. Primary cases and household contacts are here shown by groups of sex, age, household size and vaccination status, independent of each other. Table S1 provides summary statistics for contacts and secondary cases are grouped based on the primary case characteristics.