Tijuana will begin the COVID-19 vaccination of adults over 60 years of age, this Saturday at 9:00 a.m., confirmed the head of the Secretariat of Health, Alonso Perez Rico.
A shipment with 40 thousand doses was expected to arrive last Friday in the state, with which the vaccination will begin in at least nine sites in the city, which are the following:
Massive
-Chevron Stadium (vehicular access/8 thousand tentative doses)
-UABC Otay Campus (vehicular access/8 thousand tentative doses)
-Lazaro Cardenas Federal High School (pedestrian access/2 thousand 965 attempted doses)
-Universidad Tecnologica de Tijuana/UTT (pedestrian access/3 thousand attempted doses)
Others
-Secundaria 34 in Cañon del Sainz (pedestrian access/3 thousand 430 attempted doses)
-Ramon Lopez Elementary School in La Joya (pedestrian access/3 thousand 420 attempted doses)
-CBTIS 155 in El Rubi (pedestrian access/3 thousand 430 attempted doses)
-Plaza Monumental Playas de Tijuana (vehicular access/8 thousand attempted doses)
-F. Martinez Elementary School in Downtown (pedestrian access/3 thousand 320 tentative doses)
In addition to the vaccines that arrived yesterday at 1:30 in the afternoon at the Baja California Military Forces airport, 5 thousand and 50 from Pfizer located in Mexicali and one thousand 834 from Sinovac from Ensenada will be redistributed to Tijuana.
The Secretary of Health repeatedly asked Tijuana residents not to start waiting in line at the vaccination sites. Adults over 60 years of age who want to get the anti-COVID vaccine only need to present an official ID (INE/IFE), CURP, proof of address, and blue pen. At the same time, they are recommended to have previously eaten food, stay hydrated and be accompanied.
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