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4.9 million Cuban vaccines against COVID-19 arrive in Mexico

The Abdala anti-Covid-19 vaccine can be used as a booster or first dose due to its effectiveness. Photo: BIRMEX Facebook profile

BIRMEX laboratories announce on their Facebook profile that 4.9 million vaccines against COVID-19 arrive in Mexico. This is the second shipment that arrives with 4 million 907 thousand 500 doses of @vacuna Abdala against @COVID19, from @CIGBCuba to continue with the National Vaccination Strategy.

The Abdala anti-Covid-19 vaccine can be used as a booster or first dose thanks to its 92% efficacy and be the same as those applied by Mexico. According to information recently published by CubaSÍ.

The vaccine was approved by the Federal Commission for the Protection of Health Risks (Cofepris) exactly one year ago. Photo: BIRMEX Facebook profile

Eduardo Clark, director general of Mexico City’s Digital Innovation Agency, released these details after announcing that Cuban organic will apply 400,000 next week.

In press releases, the specialist said that it can be used as a universal reinforcer and also for new schemes, and clarified that for the latter there are three doses and for the reinforcer it is a single dose.

He added that Abdala will be present in the new campaign after 400,000 doses arrive in the city, and assured that the vaccine was approved by the Federal Commission for Protection from Health Risks (Cofepris) exactly one year ago.

He specified that it will be the first time it will be applied in the city and in the rest of the country, and revealed that there are four million doses.

It will be the first time that this Cuban vaccine will be applied in the city and in the rest of the Aztec country. Photo: BIRMEX Facebook profile

We must classify all vaccines, including Abdala, one by one, and not just antigens, but all medicines imported or manufactured in Mexico. All serious remedies are approved by Cofepris, he indicated.

Clark recalled that the Abdala vaccine submitted all its documentation to Cofepris a year ago, so he said it is nothing new.

(With information from BIRMEX and CubaSí)

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