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Health Ministry Begins Administration of Pfizer First Dose to Children

  • Writer: SERHA
    SERHA
  • Nov 9, 2021
  • 1 min read

KINGSTON, Jamaica. Tuesday, November 9, 2021: Effective today (Tuesday,

November 9, 2021), Jamaica will begin the administration of Pfizer first dose to children

12 years and older. The rollout will take place predominantly in schools.

The Ministry, meanwhile, is continuing to administer the AstraZeneca and Johnson &

Johnson vaccines to persons 18 years and older. Members of the public are encouraged to get vaccinated to protect themselves from severe illness, hospitalization and/or death associated with COVID-19.

Up to 8:30 p.m. on Monday (November 8), a total of 1,010,500 doses of a COVID-19

vaccine had been administered. Of that number, 555,649 were first doses, 398,693

were second doses and 56,158 were single dose.

To become vaccinated, members of the public are encouraged to visit a vaccination site

close to them. Details on the sites can be found at vaccination.moh.gov.jm.

 
 
 

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