(HBO) - The Provincial Center for Disease Control (CDC) has received 5,100 doses of Covid-19 vaccine from AstraZeneca, which is the second batch of Covid-19 vaccine distribution supported by the COVAX Facility Program. Currently, these vaccines have been checked by CDC and stored in safe storage. Vaccines are stored in cold chain warehouses meeting the standards set by the Ministry of Health and World Health Organization (WHO). In order for the vaccination to be highly effective and safe, CDC has developed a plan to distribute vaccines and the equipment for vaccination to 12 units in the province.

5,100 doses of Covid-19 AstraZeneca vaccine received for the second batch are stored at the vaccine warehouse of the Provincial Center for Disease Control.

The Ministry of Health has directed to implement the vaccination immediately upon receipt of the vaccines in accordance with the Government's Resolution No. 21 / NQ-CP of February 26th, 2021, and it must be completed before May 15th, 2021 (for those who have had the first vaccination according to Decision No. 1469 / QD-BYT, dated March 6th, 2021 of the Ministry of Health, they will deploy the second injection when there is 4 weeks or more from the date of first injection).


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