Vaccination update

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Persons over 80 years of age are being cited by the Andalusian Health Service for the administration of vaccine by order of older to younger age.

Currently, the vaccination pattern has been completed in a total of 191.021 people who have already been administered both, of which 15.617 are from Almeria; 26.952, from Cadiz; 20.980, from Cordoba; 24.357, Granada; 12.252, Huelva; 18.263, Jaén; 34.352, Malaga and 38.348, Sevilla.

For the vaccines that Andalucia receives this week, a total of 132.880 vaccines are planned to arrive, distributed as follows: 93.600 Pfizer and 40.000 AstraZeneca. As for the latter, this is the second receipt of these vaccines, which will be used in professionals ages 18

Andalucia continues to advance its Covid-19 vaccination plan and since last Thursday the coronavirus vaccine began to be administered to people over the age of 80 who had not been previously vaccinated and could move to the vaccination centers in eight provinces. This new vaccination group gets Pfizer doses.

This group, who are in group 5 within the program, is being summoned by telephone by order of age (older to younger) by the Andalusian Health Service (SAS) to schedule the first dose at the vaccination point that it's up to you. First, the SAS is calling those over 93 years old. Always ensure that these people stay in the selected compound for at least 15 minutes to observe possible effects of the vaccine.

The other vaccination group that continues to receive the first dose is that made up of home relief workers caring for large dependents, including within the 4. group. They will be given AstraZeneca vaccine if they are under 55 years old. If they are over 55 or suffer severe pathologies, they will be given Pfizer's.