Gollan said that “a huge number of vaccines are coming in.”
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The province of Buenos Aires will begin within two weeks to vaccinate against the coronavirus to people between 18 and 40 years old with comorbidities, due to the “enormous quantity of vaccines” that will arrive from different laboratories in the next few days, announced the provincial Minister of Health, Daniel Gollan.
“A huge number of vaccines are coming in and next week we are going to finish with milestone two, which is (the immunization of) those over 40 with comorbidities,” Gollan said.
He added that later “we are going to start vaccinating people between the ages of 18 and 40” with those diagnoses.
In statements made by El Uncover Radio, the head of the Buenos Aires Health portfolio specified that the province has “the capacity to apply 125,000 daily doses” and stressed that they vaccinate “from Monday to Monday since the operation began”
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“If we have vaccines, we can sustain that rate and there are 700,000 vaccinated per week,” he added.
The minister was also confident that by the end of next June “most of those listed with risk factors” will be vaccinated and said that, later, the rest of the population will be immunized.
Later, clarify that “If a person loses his turn, he can go within the next 15 days” and he remarked that “if one had a mild form of the disease, two weeks after discharge, one can be vaccinated without problems.”
“Anyway, that person has antibodies for three months. Those who had the disease, with a single dose raise an amount of antibodies that is impressive. Much more, even, than with two doses. They are very well protected,” he graph.
“If you had a mild form of the disease, two weeks after discharge you can be vaccinated without problems””
Daniel Gollan
Gollan: “We have the capacity to apply 125,000 daily doses in the province.”
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Numbers
According to the health portfolio report, the province of Buenos Aires has already vaccinated 3,533,542 people with the first dose and 915,269 with the second.
In that scheme, 95.53% of health personnel have already been inoculated; 88.91% of people over 60 years of age; 67.38% of those who are 50 to 59 years old with comorbidities; 50.88% of the teaching staff and 34.85% of the security staff.
Registry
Because the vaccination plan against the coronavirus is voluntary, the Undersecretary of Information Management of the Buenos Aires Ministry of Health, Leticia Ceriani, asked that Buenos Aires residents over 18 years of age register to receive the coronavirus vaccine.
“We need young people to register en masse, which is the one that has registered the least (in https://vacunatepba.gba.gob.ar/) “, said the official in statements to Continental radio.
He remarked that this “is logical, since before vaccination was seen as something very distant”, but stressed that “now we are very close to that and we need those who are between 18, 20 and 30 years old to register to be able to move forward” .
“We need young people to sign up en masse, which is the one that has signed up the least.””
Leticia Ceriani
“Next week we will finish vaccinating those over 40 with comorbidities and we will begin the third milestone: people between 18 and 39 years old with previous diseases, which is the last part of the groups prioritized as risk and then start with the population healthy “, ratified.
I analyzed that “If we continue receiving vaccines like this week, it is likely that in one or two months we will finish vaccinating the entire population.”
In the same vein, Enio Garcia, the head of advisers to the Buenos Aires Ministry of Health, who also spoke asked pregnant people to also sign up for vaccination, because they belong to a risk group.
“We are making a strong campaign to summon pregnant people because in this second wave we see that it is a vulnerable group and that it is important to vaccinate because it increases the risk of complications in pregnancy and maternal mortality,” the advisor said today in statements made to Radio University.
Enio Garcia asked pregnant people to also sign up for the vaccination.
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He explained that for this week about 500 thousand vaccines arrive in the province of Buenos Aires and stated that “the idea is during June and part of July to complete at least the first dose to the group that we prioritize in the campaign, which will be about 6 million in the province. “
The sanitarista specifies that progress is being made in completing the Sinopharm schemeThey are also completing schedules of those who were vaccinated with the first dose of Sputnik V and Astrazeneca and who were reaching three months.
“The scientific evidence shows us that it is a good strategy to prioritize the application of the first dose and postpone the second, since with the first you generate an immune response,” he explained, although he clarified that “despite that we are making progress in completing schemes.”
Garcia stressed that as the campaign progresses “the results are being seen” And he mentioned a drop in the fatality rate.
“We also saw that the health personnel that was infected in the proportion of 4 to 6% today only represents 0.4% of the infected population and that the admission of therapy for those over 70 that began to fall,” he concluded.
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