Mexico City.- The Director of Epidemiology, José Luis Alomía Zegarra, announced that the Federal Commission for the Protection of Health Risks (Cofepris) and the Attorney General’s Office of the Republic (FGR) have launched an investigation to determine which substance contains the 1,155 bottles of alleged Covid-19 vaccines that were seizen in mid-March in Campeche and part of them would have been applied. At a press conference from Palacio Nacional, Alomía, after being questioned by the application of fake doses in a textile company, detailed that the substance will be investigated.
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“What exactly the bottles of this vaccine contained, which, so far, all the information, indicates that it is false, it is also part of the investigations, surely these computer elements will be known later,” he said. Read more: This March 24th they would give protocols for returning to face-to-face classes in MexicoThe health official explained that after receiving statements from the Russian Direct Investment Fund that this was not his vaccine, Cofepris confirmed that it was a false substance.” Cofepris was invited to participate in the reviews and they were able to verify that the vaccine was missing, the apocryphal numbers did not belong to any of the batches,” she added. In the face of this, he extended a call to the population to remain vigilant and not be fooled, since for the moment the different covid-19 vaccines that are available in the country are those acquired by the government of Mexico.
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