Puerto Vallarta News

Puerto Vallarta News

People ages 40-49 are snubbing the COVID-19 vaccine in Puerto Vallarta

People between 40 and 49 years of age in Puerto Vallarta are snubbing the Covid 19 vaccine, despite the extension of the vaccination period.

The Secretaries of Health (State and Federal), as well as Secretaries of Welfare, agreed to extend the vaccination period for this age sector for three days, so the modules installed in the Lija and the Naval Hospital, will continue vaccinations until Wednesday, June 16.

Last week, just over 18,000 people came to be vaccinated, with 35,000 doses available for people between 40-49 years old.

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