Veracruz, Ver.- Given the risk of a possible sixth wave of covid-19, in early January the vaccination campaign against this disease will resume in Veracruz, announces the delegate of the Ministry of Welfare in Veracruz, Manuel Huerta Ladron de Guevara.
However, this day would be for unvaccinated people or those who have not attended their reinforcement. The vaccine that would be applied would be the Cuban one, he said Abdullah and the Correcaminos brigade will open the vaccination processes among the municipalities that would benefit from the application of this immune system, including the municipality of Veracruz.
“I have already spoken to our Roadrunner Brigade coordinator and we will open up the vaccination processes for those who have not been vaccinated or reinforced and we will do it in the most important cities,” he added. reports the official.
While announcing that the Homeland vaccine is almost ready, which will also serve to fight against Covid-19, as well as strengthen our country. He explains that at the moment the Mexican vaccine has entered the last phase of clinical trials, since in the first phase with experimental nuclei it has been confirmed that the vaccine is feasible for humans, both for prevention and for reinforcement.
In its second phase, it will be up to the second half of 2023 when it will be tested with 3,800 volunteers, to then start its application.
“Already the vaccine Homeland entered the last stage of clinical examinations; I was reading that we have 6 months until the first semester of next year to get through the last phase”.
“In other words, it has already been reviewed that the vaccine is feasible in humans and that in addition to containing Covid-19, it will serve as a reinforcement and well, the last stage is on its way, the registrations have been opened, but there is no they will be in Veracruz and if they require 3,800 volunteers and after that phase we will already have a vaccine thanks to Conacyt”, concludes Huerta Ladrón de Guevara.
