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More children receive COVID-19 vaccines ahead of new school year

Thursday, 18:22, 25/08/2022

VOV.VN - Hanoi has seen an increase in the number of children aged five to 12 getting COVID-19 vaccine shots ahead of the new school year due to start on September 5.

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Due to complicated developments of the COVID-19 pandemic, many parents have registered for their children to receive vaccinations to better protect them from virus infection.
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Parents and children must wait for their turns in an inoculation site in Trung Hoa ward’s healthcare station in Cau Giay district.
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Both parents and children feel worried before the children get vaccinated.
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Most people don face masks and follow COVID-19 prevention and control measures which remain in place.
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Parents are required to fill in a paper giving their consent.
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Doctor Nguyen Thi Xuan of Trung Hoa ward’s healthcare station says around 200 schoolchildren were injected at Trung Hoa primary school on August 25 morning.
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The Pfizer vaccine is used for inoculation for children aged five to 11.
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Localities are currently speeding up vaccinations in the face of the emergence of new sub-variants of the Omicron virus, such as BA.4 and BA.5, throughout the country.
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Children are monitored for 30 minutes following their injection to ensure they have no negative reactions to the vaccine.
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The inoculation site remains crowded at 10 a.m. on the same day.