The Ministry of Health published the vaccination schedule for next week, from August 23 to 27. On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, people who have been behind since the age of 18 will be inoculated with Sinovac, Cansino or Astrazeneca vaccines and the second doses of those who have been vaccinated with Sinovac or Astrazeneca will be applied.
On Thursday and Friday, only those who have been inoculated between July 12 and 25 will be vaccinated with their second dose pfizer. In addition, all pregnant women who are 16 weeks pregnant and older can be vaccinated.
Remember that between 23 and 27 August no first doses will be administered to children under 18 years of age.
Booster dose
Next week the booster schedule is for over 67s vaccinated with their second dose of Sinovac until April 4. This also includes those vaccinated between March 1 and 14.
On Monday, April 23, those over 78 years of age who were administered their second dose until April 4 will be vaccinated. This also includes people who were unable to get vaccinated with their booster dose this week.
Tuesday, August 24, people between the ages of 72 and 77 who were vaccinated with their second dose of Sinovac until April 4, and Wednesday, April 25, people between the ages of 70 and 71 who were vaccinated on the same date. On Thursday, August 26, people between the ages of 69 and 68 who were vaccinated with their second dose through April 4 and Friday, August 27, are between the ages of 68 and 67 on the same vaccination date.
For the following week, from 30 August to 3 September, people over the age of 55 who were vaccinated with their second dose of Sinovac until 4 April will be able to be vaccinated.
“I remind you that, to get vaccinated with their booster dose, people must take into account two factors: their age and the day they were vaccinated with their second dose. I ask everyone to be governed by the schedule that corresponds to them and not to go to the vaccination centers if they do not meet both requirements: age and day of vaccination of their second dose of Sinovac, “said the Minister (s) of Health, Paula Daza.
