COVID-19
Alcala-Alcossebre Council is coordinating the mass vaccination campaign against COVID-19 with the Vinaròs Health Department
Health councillor, Melina Fradejas, attended a meeting with officers from the Vinaròs Health Department and shortly a space will be set up for vaccinations in the town
The Health Conselleria has told the Council that the timetable for local vaccinations will be decided by the availability of vaccines
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On 10th March, Alcala-Alcossebre Council Health councillor, Melina Fradejas, attended a coordination meeting with officers from the Vinaròs Health Department, in view of the start of the mass vaccination campaign for the population, planned for April according to the availability of doses. In this process, Alcala de Xivert will be one of the places which centralise the vaccinations in the Health Department, concentrating on the men and women residents of Alcala-Alcossebre and Santa Magdalena de Pulpis, Torreblanca and La Ribera de Cabanes. The space in which the vaccinations are to be carried out has to have a series of parameters to comply with the safety measures demanded by the health situation. On Friday the Health Department technicians will travel to the locality, to study the buildings proposed by the Council and to establish the space in which the mass vaccination of the population will be carried out. “we have two municipal buildings which we think can comply with the all the safety parameters: Espai d'Oci and Pabellón Polideportivo in Alcalà which we will visit with the health authorities so that it can be decided which of the two is the most suitable”, Health councillor Melina Fradejas explained.
On the other hand, in response to the institutional declaration approved by Alcala-Alcossebre Council in which information was requested about what the vaccination timetable would be in the municipality, a letter was received from the Direcció General de Salut Pública i Addicions (Public Health and Additions General Management), written to the council, in which was specified that “at the stage we are in, with the limited number of doses, vaccination is proceeding in a prioritised way to those groups set out by the Strategy. When we have a greater number of doses available, we will start with the following groups” and they add that people will be informed when these groups are called to be vaccinated as the vaccination campaign advances.
On 10th March, Alcala-Alcossebre Council Health councillor, Melina Fradejas, attended a coordination meeting with officers from the Vinaròs Health Department, in view of the start of the mass vaccination campaign for the population, planned for April according to the availability of doses. In this process, Alcala de Xivert will be one of the places which centralise the vaccinations in the Health Department, concentrating on the men and women residents of Alcala-Alcossebre and Santa Magdalena de Pulpis, Torreblanca and La Ribera de Cabanes. The space in which the vaccinations are to be carried out has to have a series of parameters to comply with the safety measures demanded by the health situation. On Friday the Health Department technicians will travel to the locality, to study the buildings proposed by the Council and to establish the space in which the mass vaccination of the population will be carried out. “we have two municipal buildings which we think can comply with the all the safety parameters: Espai d'Oci and Pabellón Polideportivo in Alcalà which we will visit with the health authorities so that it can be decided which of the two is the most suitable”, Health councillor Melina Fradejas explained.
On the other hand, in response to the institutional declaration approved by Alcala-Alcossebre Council in which information was requested about what the vaccination timetable would be in the municipality, a letter was received from the Direcció General de Salut Pública i Addicions (Public Health and Additions General Management), written to the council, in which was specified that “at the stage we are in, with the limited number of doses, vaccination is proceeding in a prioritised way to those groups set out by the Strategy. When we have a greater number of doses available, we will start with the following groups” and they add that people will be informed when these groups are called to be vaccinated as the vaccination campaign advances.
