Vaccine against covid for adults is exhausted in CDMX Health Centers

Since last Tuesday, July 26, vaccines against covid-19 were sold out, for adults in all Health Centers in Mexico City.

Despite the fact that the Ministry of Health reported that adults, both those seeking booster doses and those who attend for the first time, would be immunized with the vaccine developed by the Chinese pharmaceutical company CanSino Biologicsapproved by the WHO in May 2022, until this Friday, July 29, the biological was sold out.

Today concludes the application of the biological CanSino for adults without previous vaccination and those who require reinforcement.

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The administrative staff of the Doctor Manuel Escontría Health Center, located in the Álvaro Obregón mayor’s office, informed Excelsior what the last doses of the biological CanSino, were applied last TuesdaySince then, all adults who attend the Health Centers are channeled to the Censis Marina in the Coyoacán mayor’s office.

The lack of vaccines surprised the adults who from the early hours of this Friday attended the Manuel Escontría Health Center, Located at Calle Frontera 15 Colonia San Ángel, Álvaro Obregón City Hall.

“Well, I’m really surprised that they make the vaccination campaign public and it’s just another lie, we scheduled to come early today and it turns out that there are no vaccines since Tuesday, and no one comes out to show their faces, no one informed us of that, now we have to wait for other dates and that with the fear that they will deceive us again,” said Raúl Ortiz.

The administrative staff of the Manuel Escotría Health Center, without identifying themselves, reported that the vaccines were sold out in all the Health Centers since last Tuesdaythe instruction is to channel adults to the Center for Naval Studies in Health Sciences (Cencis) Marina, in Coyoacán.

After the administrative staff of the Manuel Escotría Health Center informed this newspaper of the lack of vaccines, A tour of other Health Centers was carried out, one of them located at Avenida División del Norte 2986 Colonia Atlántida, Coyoacán. Where the medical staff placed a green cardboard informing that they did not have vaccines.

“There are no vaccines for adults,” reads the cardboard installed on the blacksmith shop of the Margarita Chorné Health Center.

Another of the Health Centers that confirmed not having vaccines for adults, it was San Francisco Culhuacán, located in Heroica Escuela Naval Militar 51. There the surveillance personnel informed Excelsior that they did not have vaccines.

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