The Daniel Ortega regime will allocate 400 thousand doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine to begin this Monday, September 20, the vaccination day against covid-19 for people over 30 years old, the designated vice president of Nicaragua, Rosario Murillo, announced this Friday.
The vaccination posts for that day will be located in Managua and Carazo and will be the following:
Managua
-District II
Place: Antonio Lenin Fonseca Hospital
Time: 8:00 am
-District III
Place: Berta Calderón Roque Hospital
Time: 8:00 am
-District V
Place: Manolo Morales Hospital
Time: 8:00 am
-San Francisco Libre, Managua
Place: Cruise Health Center
Time: 8:00 am
Carazo
-Diriamba
Place: Hospital del Maestro, La Cachorra and Manuel de Jesús Rivera La Mascota Health Center
Time: 7 am
-Jinotepe
Place: Santiago de Jinotepe Regional Hospital, Pedro Narváez Cisneros Health Center and Pedrito Narváez Cisneros Health Post.
Time: 7 am
-San Marcos
Place: House of culture.
Hora: 7am
-Dolores
Place: House for people with special needs.
Time: 7 am
-Santa Teresa
Place: House for people with special needs.
Time: 7 am
-The conquest
Place: House for people with special needs.
Time: 7 am
-The rosary
Place: El Rosario Health Center.
Time: 7 am
-Peace
Place: La Paz Health Center.
Time: 7 am
The first doses of Spuntik Light will arrive
The spokeswoman for the Ortega regime also reported that they expect the arrival of the first doses of the Russian Sputnik Light vaccine in “the next few days.”
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«We are confirming with the Russian Fund for Direct Investment the arrival in the next few days of more than 800 thousand doses of Sputnik Light, a single dose. Waiting for the date, the day, the hour. We know there are delays but they will be arriving for these voluntary vaccination health protection programs in the country, “said Murillo on Friday during his speech to the pro-government media.
Currently the Minsa is applying the second dose of the Spuknik V vaccine for people 45 years of age and older.
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