More than 270,000 Tulas were vaccinated against influenza
In the Tula region, more than 270 thousand people have been vaccinated against influenza

In the Tula region, more than 270 thousand people have been vaccinated against influenza. Over 80,000 children and about 190,000 adults were vaccinated. The campaign continues, including in workplaces and mobile vaccination points, told “MK in Tula” in the press service of the Tula Ministry of Health.
Entire groups are involved in vaccination. Today, the vaccination was made by employees of the personnel center “Work of Russia”. Its head Elena Savelyeva noted that vaccination helps to strengthen herd immunity, and urged residents not to postpone health care.
Vaccinations were also received by employees of the Hero 71 Support Center and family members of participants in a special military operation. The head of the center Olga Gremyakova stressed that vaccination helps reduce the risk of influenza and the development of complications. According to her, taking care of the health of employees and families of SVO participants is an important part of the work of the institution.
In Tula, a mobile vaccination complex continues to work. Until the end of October on weekends he will be near the shopping center “Maxi”. You can get vaccinated here from 10:00 to 16:00. Today, the vaccination in the mobile point was held by State Duma deputy, member of the United Russia faction Yuri Brovko. He noted that as a doctor, he understands the importance of prevention and considers vaccination a way to take care not only of himself, but also of his relatives and colleagues.
By the way, over the weekend, more than 200 residents of the region visited the mobile complex and clinics.
In general, influenza vaccination is carried out within the framework of the national project “Long and active life”.
Earlier, “MK in Tula” wrote when it is best to get a flu shot. The regional office of Rospotrebnadzor explained that the optimal period for vaccination is from September to November, until the seasonal increase in the incidence of SARS and influenza.



