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More than 33 thousand people were vaccinated against influenza and SARS

In the Staroosk district of the Belgorod region against influenza and SARS have already vaccinated more than 33 thousand people

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More than 33 thousand people were vaccinated against influenza and SARS

In the Staroosk district of the Belgorod region against influenza and SARS has already vaccinated more than 33 thousand people. This was reported by the head of the municipal administration Mikhail Lobaznov.

Among health workers, coverage approached 88 percent, among education workers - 92 percent. Pregnant women are fully vaccinated, patients with chronic diseases - by 99%.

In total, 85,000 doses were allocated to the municipality. The vaccination will be completed by the end of November. A second tranche of vaccine material is expected.

In Belgorod, almost 7 thousand schoolchildren were vaccinated against the flu.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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