Mexico to start first Covid-19 vaccinations tomorrow
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Nevin Al Sukari – Sana’a – Mexico’s President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador says Covid-19 vaccinations will begin tomorrow. — Reuters pic
MEXICO CITY, Dec 23 ― Mexico’s government said it will begin vaccinations against Covid-19 tomorrow, starting with healthcare workers, as the first batch of doses from Pfizer arrived today with the country battling an upsurge in infections.
“Tomorrow we’re going to vaccinate,” President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador told a regular government news conference.
Vaccinations will begin at hospitals in Mexico City and the northern city of Saltillo, the president said, speaking shortly before the foreign ministry announced the first Pfizer vaccines had arrived by plane to the capital from Belgium.
Lopez Obrador said he would press for the vaccine to be used in surrounding areas as officials seek to reach workers at nearly 1,000 hospitals treating coronavirus patients nationwide.
Mexico has put the heavily populated capital and two states into semi-lockdowns to prevent further spread of the virus, while urging residents to avoid holiday gatherings. The country has recorded a total of 1,338,426 cases and 119,495 deaths.
Pfizer’s is the first Covid-19 vaccine to reach Mexico.
The batch will be guarded by the armed forces in a place equipped to store the vaccines, Lopez Obrador said.
Senior citizens and people with chronic illnesses are due to be next in line to receive coronavirus vaccinations. ― Reuters
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