The vaccination campaign for all residents of Nice was officially launched yesterday. Christian Estrosi outlined the details.
“We are capable of administering 50,000 vaccines per week.” This figure is a promise from the mayor of Nice. Speaking at the vaccination service, Christian Estrosi discussed the strategy implemented. In agreement with the Government. It is now possible to vaccinate 50,000 people per week, which is nearly 7,500 per day. All medical staff are united. People at risk are, of course, prioritized but “as of this morning (yesterday), we were able to begin vaccinating general practitioners,” the mayor stated.
The Hancy center is the first vaccination site in the city, but the Ministry of Health has published the list of approved centers that offer vaccination. In Nice, you can also get vaccinated at the Nikaia Palace, the Exhibition Palace, and the open-air theatre starting Monday. The next people to have access to the vaccine are seniors aged 75 and over.
The campaign for these individuals is expected to begin next week. Christian Estrosi stated that “mountain citizens” will not be disadvantaged in the hierarchy of people eligible for vaccination. “It’s the same treatment for everyone,” he continued. Each village will benefit from the visit of a health bus.
The mayor concluded his remarks by urging the people of Nice to get vaccinated as soon as possible.
