Altai introduced mandatory vaccination for some citizens

The authorities of the Republic of Altai have introduced mandatory vaccination against coronavirus infection. This was reported to TASS in the press service of the republican Rospotrebnadzor.

Mandatory vaccination will affect: law enforcement, education, healthcare, trade, service sector, state and municipal employees, as well as workers in other sectors that involve active interaction with the population.

The second region has suspended vaccination against COVID-19 due to a shortage of vaccines Society

The ministry clarified that before July 1, employers must submit lists of workers to be vaccinated to the medical network, and by July 30, everyone must be vaccinated with the first component of the vaccine. The second vaccination will have to be given to everyone no later than August 30th.

Thus, at least 60% of the population is expected to be vaccinated in the region by the end of summer, Rospotrebnadzor noted.

According to the regional operational headquarters for the fight against coronavirus, 42 new cases of coronavirus infection were detected in Altai over the past day. In turn, the federal operational headquarters reports 41 cases.

June 27, 11:15 Moscow time Coronavirus Russia Moscow World +12728 (per day) 4.9 million Recovered 0 +20538 (per day) 5.4 million Infected 0 +599 (per day) 133.3 thousand Died +4018 ( per day) 1.1 million Recovered 0 +6723 (per day) 1.3 million Infected 0 +114 (per day) 22.1 thousand Died +294559 (per day) 118.4 million Recovered 0 +381516 (per day) ) 180.8 million Infected 0 +7846 (per day) 3.9 million Died Source: JHU,
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