“There is no prohibition on vaccination against coronavirus for those who have recovered. A resident can be vaccinated if he has no contraindications, and more than two weeks have passed since any infectious disease, ”the mayor’s office explained. In Moscow, vaccination against coronavirus began on December 5. Since December 15, all Russian regions have joined […]
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“There is no prohibition on vaccination against coronavirus for those who have recovered. A resident can be vaccinated if he has no contraindications, and more than two weeks have passed since any infectious disease, ”the mayor’s office explained.
In Moscow, vaccination against coronavirus began on December 5. Since December 15, all Russian regions have joined the vaccination. Initially, the vaccine was given to people from risk groups – doctors, teachers, social workers, law enforcement officers. In the capital, the circle of people who will receive the vaccine as a priority has decided to expand to include workers of the MFC, culture, trade and services and media workers.
Later, on December 26, the Ministry of Health authorized the use of the vaccine for people over 60 years old. According to the Minister of Health Mikhail Murashko, clinical studies of the drug have confirmed its safety and effectiveness for the elderly.
Сообщение The Mayor’s Office announced the absence of a ban on vaccination for those who have recovered from COVID появились сначала на supercar.ru.
