More than 1.5 million St. Petersburg residents were vaccinated against influenza

St. Petersburg continues to be vaccinated against influenza: as of November 5, more than 1.56 million St. Petersburgers — 27.7% of the population — have already been vaccinated. This was reported in the press service of the Health Committee of St. Petersburg.

To date, the city has received 1.7 million doses of vaccine for adults, pregnant women and children. In total, 3.3 million people are planned to be vaccinated this year, which is 60% of the population.

The most vaccinated children - 436,393 people (72.9% of the plan). Adults were vaccinated 1,118,691, which is 40.2 percent of the target. Until the end of November, the city is waiting for the delivery of another 628,500 doses of the drug for adults.

The vaccine is offered to make in the vaccination office of the clinic or in mobile points – they will work in seven districts of the city. They will be installed near metro stations and in shopping centers, so you can get vaccinated on the way to work or home.