As already mentioned by Secretary of Health Alonso Pérez Rico, the strength of the COVID-19 pandemic in Baja California is expected to decrease until January 15, 2021.

"The heavy stuff, the dark stuff in Baja California is going to decrease on January 15. From January 15 onward, the decline of this winter season begins. That's statistically what has happened in the last 10 years, this is what we believe is going to happen now, and if you help us decrease mobility this is what is going to happen," mentioned Pérez Rico.

According to the Secretary, Pfizer's vaccine will arrive in the state in approximately 7 days, and even though there is no ultra-cold system, the vaccine will arrive to the point of application.

"They are going to arrive in a type of cooler, the vaccines are going to be there and they are going to tell them with the list of the first line workers: so and so, so and so. One hundred people, one hundred vaccines, here they are, apply them now," explained Pérez Rico. It is expected that starting Monday, personnel will be trained to apply this vaccine, since they must know how to rebuild it "so that it does not go to waste".

In addition, he assured that before January 15, one hundred percent of the frontline health personnel, both in public and private hospitals (but first those in public health), will be vaccinated, and after this date the vaccine will be applied to adults over 80 years of age.

Regarding the vaccines of the CanSino Bio and AstraZeneca pharmaceutical companies, it is expected that they will be applied by March-April 2021. The Secretary of Health emphasized that despite being vaccinated, one must continue taking care of oneself since besides "taking 28 days to make antibodies", it will take at least six months to achieve herd immunity.

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