CDMX will continue to be on the green light by recording fewer than 20 hospital admissions per day

The outlook in Mexico City regarding COVID-19 figures continues to be positive, according to the figures revealed by the Secretary of Health, Oliva López Arellano, which is why he remains at the green light for another week.

Through a press conference, Oliva López said that the number of people hospitalized in the Valley of Mexico at yesterday's cut is 316, a good figure compared to a few months ago.

The figures in Mexico City also reflect good expectations, as it was announced that to date there are 254 people admitted to hospitals.

Regarding daily hospital admissions, he stressed that: “we have the lowest income of the entire pandemic.”

According to the figures he presented, at least 19.4 average earnings per day were currently recorded during the last week.

“This is a very important fact and consistent with the decline that has taken place since the fourth wave.”

Regarding people who tested positive for COVID-19 in health kiosks and health centers, an average of 96 people were reported daily in the past 7 days.

In this sense, it is a 99% reduction compared to the maximum number of positives identified on 17 January.

National Vaccination Plan

As a measure of protection against the COVID-19 pandemic, the secretary of health of the CDMX reported that during the next week they will continue the vaccination process in favor of people who for some reason have not been able to receive their first, second or third doses.

The inoculation will take place on Tuesday, March 29, Wednesday 30 and Thursday 31 of the same month. The vaccination units will be installed in two different areas of the City.

Therefore, people who wish to receive their corresponding dose should show up on the established days and places. About 4 vaccines will be considered, depending on the age range and date.

What are the venues?

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-First dose to people over 18 years old.

-Second dose to people over 18 (Sputnik vaccine).

-Reinforcement to anyone who is 18 years old and over (Sputnik).

-First and second doses to young people aged 15 and 17.

-First and second doses to young people aged 12 and 13 with comorbidities.

-Second dose (Vaccines: Pfizer, Sinovac, AstraZeneca and Sputnik)

All interested parties must bring their vaccination record and an official identification or photocopy.

The primary requirement for receiving the vaccine is to bring your vaccination record, which can be obtained through the following website: myvaccina.salud.gob.mx.

Also wear comfortable clothing and prevent any weather situation, since the vaccination units are outdoors. In the case of minors, attend accompanied and all well fed and hydrated.

Oliva López asked to take advantage of the vaccination units, which have remained fixed so that in the coming days they can complete their vaccination or place their first dose, depending on the case of each person.

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