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In Karelia, the campaign for vaccination against influenza continues: more than 50 thousand citizens were vaccinated

Minister of Health of the Republic Mikhail Okhlopkov summed up the interim results of the vaccination campaign

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In Karelia, the campaign for vaccination against influenza continues: more than 50 thousand citizens were vaccinated

Minister of Health of the Republic Mikhail Okhlopkov summed up the interim results of the vaccination campaign. To date, more than 51 thousand residents of the region have received protection against the virus, while a significant part of the vaccinated - more than 21 thousand people - are children.

For the convenience of the population, both stationary clinics and exit points work. More than 4,200 patients have been treated.

Where to get vaccinated in Petrozavodsk:

Residents of districts of the republic can also use the services of mobile medical teams working on the ground.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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