Residents of the Balearic Islands, who were born between 1962 and 1971, inclusive, who are aged 50-59 will be vaccinated by the beginning of June, according to the Ministry of Health.
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All 50-59 year olds in the Balearics to be vaccinated by the end of May
Over 45s in the Balearics scheduled for vaccination in June
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The UK has vaccinated over 50% and the rest of EU is way behind.... So which entity is responsible for this poor show? Brussels? This is why us Brits ain’t gonna show this year for the reasons of.......Boris won’t allow us back without quarantine and owing to the late jab process in Spain ( islands also ) I don’t feel safe... Simple as that
It is not credible that all 50-59 year olds in the Balearics to be vaccinated by the end of May. We are legal, permanent residents ranging in age from mid-60s to 80 in July. We registered with the Centre de Salut in Capdepera three weeks ago. I have checked with the centre every week since (in person) and have been told that our vaccination dates have still not been scheduled. Can someone explain to me why this is the case. Gracias.