With vaccine shortage, Mexico postpones goal to vaccinate older adults

Original vaccination plans in Mexico indicated all adults over the age of 60 would be vaccinated by March 31, however, due to shortages, the government has announced it would be April before all older adults would be vaccinated.

“The AstraZeneca vaccine is already being packaged in our country, and we are going to have enough doses. What is the purpose? That we achieve, in a first dose, vaccinate all older adults at the end of March… and finish the second dose in April ”, commented the President.

Last January, López Obrador said: "At the end . . .