(HBO) - Based on the amount of vaccine of 21,060 doses of Pfizer added by the National Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology, the Provincial Steering Committee for Covid-19 Prevention and Control issued Decision No. 248 / QD-BCD, dated on December 14, 2021 about distributing Covid-19 vaccine in phase 23.



The officials of the Health Center of Da Bac distict are injecting the people with Covid-19 vaccine.

Accordingly, the vaccine will be added to 8 units, in which: Hoa Binh city will receive 5,386 doses; Tan Lac district will rêcive 2,088 doses; Luong Son will rêcive 1,002 doses; Cao Phong will get 3,702 doses; Kim Boi will get 2,186 doses; Mai Chau will get 2,292 doses; Lac Son will get 2,400 doses; Da Bac will get 2,004 doses.

The Provincial Steering Committee for Covid-19 Prevention and Control requires that the localities receive vaccines and immediately inject the allocated number of Covid-19 vaccines and complete the injectionj as soon as possible. The Department of Health is asigned to direct and guide the medical units so that they can organize safe and effective vaccinations and report the implementation results to the Ministry of Health and the Provincial Steering Committee for Covid-19 prevention and control after completing the injection.

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