Over 8,193 people vaccinated against (A) H1N1 virus
- Over 4,000 people vaccinated against A (H1N1) virus
- 380 people vaccinated against swine flu in first few hours
- (A)H1N1 vaccination available to everyone tomorrow
- Over 18,000 have now been vaccinated against (A) H1N1 virus
- 85% of government employed doctors vaccinated
- Autopsy confirms 4th death from swine flu
- (A) H1N1 vaccinations for children starts tomorrow
- Flu vaccine details announced
- Health Dept urges people to have flu vaccination
- The Health Department issues details on swine flu vaccination process
- Free flu vaccine can now be given by private doctors
- Extension of vaccination process until next weekend
- Health Division reminder about annual seasonal flu vaccination
- Vaccination campaign launched for possibly severe flu season
- Change in swine flu treatment following rise in cases
The Health Department has announced that another 4,040 people have been vaccinated against the influenza (A) H1N1virus on Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning.
On Saturday afternoon 1,640 people went to health centers for the vaccination against the influenza (A) H1NI virus, while another 2,400 visited clinics on Sunday morning for the vaccination.
This brings the total of people so far that have been vaccinated to 8,192 persons.
Vaccinations are currently being offered to those who have chronic illnesses and pregnant women. The health centers will remain open daily until next Sunday, the 10th of January, to provide this service.
Anyone who has any questions about the vaccination process or on the influenza (A) H1N1 virus can phone the helpline at 21324086.
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