Mexico City met the goal: Vaccinate against COVID-19 to practically all citizens over 18 years of age.
“The numbers at the close of today we will have achieved more than 7.1 million people with at least one dose, this represents, already with the data of the laggards of the last days, a coverage of 99.5% of the adults of the city”.
Eduardo Clark | Director of Digital Government, CDMX
He reported that at the moment 6.7 million people have a complete COVID vaccine scheme, this places the capital of the country as one of the cities of the world with a greater advance in coverage, above Tokyo, New York and Los Angeles.
“Today we close this vaccination stage that began in mid-February and today we comply with vaccinating all adults aged 18 years and over, men and women”
Claudia Sheinbaum | Head of Government of CDMX
As a way of thanking citizens, public servants, health workers, and all the institutions that participated in the fight against coronavirus, Public and private buildings, as well as monuments in the country’s capital, will be illuminated in white.
“We are also going to do a video mapping in the Latin American Tower on October 29 and 30 with the aim of thanking the people, the population, the officials, the government workers who collaborated in this vaccination process”
Oliva López Arellano | Secretary of Health, CDMX
