MoH considering first-come, first-served for vaccine shots

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MoH considering first-come, first-served for vaccine shots

The Ministry of Health advises that Trinidad and Tobago continues to experience a high public uptake of COVID-19 vaccines.

This according to a release issued by the Ministry.

In addition to the current vaccine availability, some persons may be experiencing challenges in securing an appointment to be vaccinated.

The Regional Health Authorities have indicated that most appointments are already filled.

This indicates that members of the public have been able to book appointments via the phone and WhatsApp system, but the demand remains extremely high.

Soon, Trinidad and Tobago will have access to more World Health Organization (WHO) approved vaccines and hence, there will be an increased number of vaccine appointment slots.

Additionally, the Ministry of Health is considering the transition to a first-come,  first-served approach for the administration of COVID-19 vaccines in the future.

 

Members of the public are asked to continue to be patient and to take a WHO approved COVID-19 vaccine once it is made available to them.

 

 

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