Vaccine tents will once again be installed at two central points across our city.
To make COVID-19 vaccine boosters more accessible to residents of the capital, the Ministry of Human Development has once again set up two vaccination tents in two densely populated areas of the city.
Therefore, in order to maintain full protection against this disease and to allow more of our neighbors to be vaccinated, vaccination stations will be located in Plaza San Martin (Avenida 25 de Mayo and Fontana Street) from Thursday, September 7 to Sunday, September 10 Paseo Pedestrian Street (25 de Mayo Avenue and Rivadavia).
Therefore, those who need to catch up on the currently recommended coronavirus vaccination schedule can visit these two locations between 4 pm and 7 pm on the mentioned days. They will be able to be reinforced accordingly and also be able to ask a variety of questions to the team of vaccinators.
More vaccines
Additionally, in the same tent, those in need can receive hepatitis B and pneumococcal vaccines, as well as an annual dose of the flu vaccine.
In this regard, they emphasized that “the new crown booster vaccine can be used at the same time as any other vaccine without any problems or contraindications.”
Complete solution
They explained that a COVID-19 plan is considered complete when a person has completed the initial application (first and second doses) and then must apply a booster dose as recommended.
In this sense, they recalled that this indicates people aged 50 years and above, people aged below 50 years with diagnosed comorbidities, immunocompromised patients of any age, pregnant women, health personnel and those considered to be of strategic importance personnel “every six months.”
And people under 50 years old with no comorbidities “should be vaccinated once a year, that is, receive a booster dose every year.”
They clarified that “if this recommendation is not met, the plan is considered incomplete” and when that happens, “we are more vulnerable to the fact that if we get sick, the virus is more likely to affect our The impact will be greater than when we were sick.” Under the umbrella of “Renewed Reinforcements.”
They insist that the vaccine’s effectiveness is “proven” if we take into account that “the number of people with severe illness, hospitalizations and deaths from COVID-19 has decreased significantly” since its application began.
At the same time, they mentioned, as another point to consider, that “vaccination does not prevent transmission”, but they clarified that transmission can be avoided by adhering to the preventive measures that have been adopted: correct use of masks, frequent hand washing with soap and water, Use alcohol to disinfect hands, keep the environment well ventilated, maintain physical distance from others, and do not share partners, cutlery and personal utensils.