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Sucre: Christmas celebration, Carnival and face-to-face classes depend on whether herd immunity is achieved in November

Sucre: Christmas celebration, Carnival and face-to-face classes depend on whether herd immunity is achieved in November

From January to date, more than 3 million doses of the anticovid vaccine have been administered. Vaccination by sweeping is currently being carried out for a greater range.
The Minister of Health of Panama, Luis Francisco Sucre, indicated that decisions on face-to-face classes and large celebrations such as Christmas and Carnival will depend on achieving community immunity between the months of November and December.

Likewise, the lifting of mobility restrictions also depends on this measure.

"If in November and December we reach community immunity, we could be making some decisions to do what we all want, which is to free ourselves completely and be able to mobilize wherever we want and until whatever time we want," Sucre said.

He explained that the theme of the celebrations has been put on the table, and they are being studied depending on how the situation evolves.

From January 20 to date, 3.03 million doses of the anticovid vaccine have been applied in the country; 2.28 million from the pharmaceutical company Pfizer and 517 thousand from the AstraZeneca formula. Currently sweeping vaccination is carried out at the national level, from 16 years of age onwards, for a greater scope.

Considering this possibility, the Ministry of Education of Panama is preparing for a possible return to the classrooms.
Comments

RealMINSA 3 year ago
These sub-intelligent beings all come from the same source...no matter if they are called Sucre, Turner or Cortizo. They are usefull idiots (for someone) - only thing is that they are useless for the population.
These clowns talking about herd immunity and celebrations etc, while statistics in other countries are super-accurate (because they operate on common sense).

People, you will onyl get your "celebrations" if you get the 3rd shot..and then the next, the next etc etc etc.

Like bigger, more important and more rich countries have proven...the Shots (1st and 2nd) and now also the 3rd is NOT preventing ANY infection or any spread. The lie from slowing down a infection is made for uneducated kids.

Compare other countries - Israel - Island - Sweden !!!!
Real statistics dont lie. But the government does.

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