translated from Spanish: Covid vaccines arrive from Pfizer to Coahuila today, April 1

Saltillo, Coahuila.- Health authorities in Coahuila state confirmed the arrival of a batch of 105,000 doses of Pfizer’s covid-19 vaccine. This biological will be applied to older adults in Torreón, Frontera and health personnel. Roberto Bernal Gómez, health owner, explained that the vaccines arrived on an Arms Forces plane that landed on Thursday afternoon in Coahuila.
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The official also detailed that 87 thousand 759 doses will be allocated from the lot to the city of Torreón, 11 thousand 700 will be used to complete vaccination schemes in Frontera and 5 thousand 850 will be to apply the second dose to Doctors of Saltillo.Read more: More than one million vaccines against Covid-19 Arrive in Mexico As part of the protocol , the health authorities found the quality and temperature of the biological ones, to determine that they are within the optimal standards. 

So far, 23,000 doses of the covid vaccine have been applied to the elderly in Laguna.Bernal Gómez stressed that Coahuila is prepared to receive the doses of Covid-19 vaccines that arrived at the entity this first of April. Doses will be safeguarded in the ultrafreeze of the Military Hospital, until it is time for their application. Similarly, the health care holder highlighted that on average 105 doses of vacuas were received for La Laguna.On the same day, the deputy director of Health Prevention and Promotion, Martha Alicia Romero Reyna, received the doses for medical personnel at Ramos Arizpe airport. This batch of vaccines was transferred to the municipality of Frontera.Read more: More deaths and more contagion by Covid-19 this Holy Thursday 2021The health care professional reported that probably this Sunday the batch arrives to insaculate older adults in Saltillo, capital of Coahuila. He also stated that Pfizer vaccines, which require two doses, have been reaching the state in a timely way.

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