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TABIB on how former COVID patients can get immunity certificate
Health
- 26 July, 2021
- 11:37
Four types of vaccines are used on a voluntary basis in Azerbaijan, Yagut Garayeva, head of the Disease Prevention and Control Department of the Azerbaijani Management Union of Medical Territorial Units (TABIB), said at a briefing of Task Force under the Cabinet of Ministers.
"All vaccines are available in Baku," she said.
According to her, Sinovac is applied in the form of mobile vaccination in all regions and Astrazeneca is used in some places: "In the near future, all types of vaccines will be available in other areas. More than 62,000 people have been inoculated through mobile vaccination."
Garayeva said that those who had COVID-19 could get a vaccine dose and an immune certificate after six months.
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