Tomorrow, Tuesday June 8, the vaccination against COVID-19 will begin for people between 40 and 49 years of age in 53 municipalities of Jalisco, where the first dose of the vaccine can also be applied to pregnant women over 18 years of age with more than 9 gestation weeks.
The change in date is due to the logistics of transporting and storing the vaccines so that they arrive at each vaccination post. In these 53 municipalities, people aged 50 and over who for some reason did not get vaccinated when their turn was due will also have the opportunity to get vaccinated.
The AstraZeneca (first dose) and CanSino (single dose) vaccines will be applied in the North, Altos Norte, Sureste, Sierra de Amula and Costa Norte regions.
The application of vaccines will be carried out in modules within a schedule from 08:00 to 16:00 hours or until the doses assigned for that day are exhausted.
VACCINATION POINTS THAT WILL RECEIVE THE 53 MUNICIPALITIES CALLED FOR THIS DAY
Vaccination Points for Region VIII
Cabo Corrientes
Unidad Deportiva
Vicente Guerrero s/n col. Ermita
Mascota
Auditorio Municipal
Núñez s/n col. Unidad Deportiva Centro
Puerto Vallarta
La Lija
Pablo Franco n° 1000. col. Lomas de Coapinole
Puerto Vallarta
Hospital Naval
Blvr.Francisco Medina Ascencio n° 2801, zona hotelera norte
San Sebastián del Oeste
Auditorio Municipal
Calle Ángeles s/n col. Centro
Talpa de Allende
Centro de Salud de Servicios Ampliados
Ahuehuete n° 20, col. La Mesa
Tomatlán
Salón de usos múltiples Abel Salgado
Chapultepec esquina con Revolución s/n
It is important to remember that the state system allows the lines to flow constantly so it is not necessary to go hours before the appointment registered on the vaccination platform website, arriving 10 minutes before is enough.
For more details on requirements, venues, schedules and documentation, visit the vaccination platform website shown below.
If symptoms such as a persistent cough, respiratory distress, a fever that does not subside or blood oxygenation decrease to less than 92 occur, you should go to an emergency unit and not wait for a confirmatory test of COVID-19.
In case of suspected illness, communicate to the Call Centers available. Orientation and/or appointment for the free test will be given in one of the sampling centers.
Call Center of the Jalisco Health Secretariat: 33 3823 3220.
Call Center of the University of Guadalajara: 33 3540 3001.
Vaccination in Jalisco is progressing, however the population is reminded that the pandemic is still active and therefore face masks should be used properly (this simple measure can reduce the risk of contagion up to 90%,) stay only for a short time in public spaces , keep a distance of 1.5 meters between people, and wash hands frequently with soap and water or use 70% alcohol gel.
Since March 14, 2020, the day the first two patients were notified in Jalisco, to date there have been 250,950 confirmed cases in the entity, detected thanks to the RADAR System; as well as a total of 12,348 deaths confirmed by the SARS-CoV-2 virus infection.