Moscow-Sana
Sergey Sobyanin, Mayor of the Russian capital, Moscow, announced that the capital's authorities are planning to vaccinate between 6 and 7 million people in the city against the emerging corona virus.
"We need to vaccinate 6-7 million people in the future ... and you cannot implement this huge volume of work immediately, so you need to implement it gradually," Russia Today quoted Sobyanin as saying in a TV interview.
Sobyanin added, "We must verify the efficiency of the working mechanisms and digital registration of those interested in vaccination, and follow up the logistics of the cold chain movement, delivery and storage."
Yesterday in Moscow, the Corona vaccination campaign with the (Sputnik V) vaccine was launched in clinics, and so far 70 vaccination clinics have been opened, and 100 others will open until the end of the year.
The vaccination will be done with the vaccine, and in the first phase it will be intended for the most vulnerable groups of workers in education, health care and social services in the city.