If he understands the difficulty in setting up the vaccination campaign, the mayor of Pont-à-Mousson does not hide his bitterness at the slowness with which it is put in place by the State services and the ARS. “In Pont-à-Mousson, we have been ready for fifteen days”, he explains, insisting on “the difficulties of the communes to have a real legibility on the local variation to be put in place”.
The mayor of Pont-à-Mousson does not hide his anger at what he calls “a two-speed vaccination”: “Nancy has already started, while in rural communities, it is taking place. This has caused the inhabitants of rural areas to worry about not being vaccinated ”.
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237 people vaccinated on January 14
The first administration of the vaccine was carried out at the Magot-de-Rogéville retirement home on January 7. Since then, almost all of the residents who volunteered received their first injection. As of January 14, 7 days later, 237 people had been vaccinated. Among them, 40 liberal doctors out of the 6,800 of the department.
For people staying at the Philippe-de-Gueldre residence, vaccination will begin next week.
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