Covid-19 vaccines are running out at Winston-Salem public health

Winston-Salem.- If you live in Winston-Salem or the rest of Forsyth County and want to get the Covid-19 vaccine, there is bad news because the county’s Public Health Department is out of stock.

He Forsyth Public Health Department reported that this vaccine is no longer offered as of Friday, August 23.

He said he would send an update when he was ready to resume the use of this vaccine.

The authority clarified that this will happen once the fall doses are available.

Previously, the Forsyth Health Department announced that it no longer had Covid-19 vaccines available for children ages 6 months to 11 years.

However, they are now sold out for the entire population.

Reduce the risk of contagion of Covid-19

To reduce your risk of contracting COVID-19, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends following some basic strategies in addition to staying up to date with your COVID-19 vaccinations.

• Practice good hygiene (practices that improve your cleanliness). Washing your hands well is a practice that helps reduce the risk of contagion.
• Wear a face mask in places where there is a higher risk of infection.
• Reduce the risk of infection if you suspect someone is infected. Some measures that help include staying at home and staying away from others.
• If you suspect that you may be infected, see a doctor as soon as possible to begin medical treatment.

One of the measures to avoid the spread of Covid-19 is to follow hygiene measures such as washing your hands thoroughly. Credits: Depositphotos. Credit: Depositphotos

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