Hundreds of people queued up in Palma, Inca and Manacor on Wednesday to get their first Covid vaccinations, after the Ministry of Health waved the need for an appointment.
Hundreds of people queued up in Palma, Inca and Manacor on Wednesday to get their first Covid vaccinations, after the Ministry of Health waved the need for an appointment.
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Hi, My son has lived in Palma for nearly 3 years and is currently in the process of registering for residency. He would like to get vaccinated is there a list of places anywhere he can go for a drop in vaccination? Thanks
Nigel- If you went to your have your vaccine in your local centre and had to wait even longer due to an unknown number of tourists being vaccinated first, don't you de why this would be a problem? (Not forgetting the fact that all tourists should be vaccinated before travelling in the first place).
Why was anyone turned away, tourist or not, the idea is to immunise the population, they are having enough trouble getting people to be vaccinated. No vaccination is wasted, whether it be tourist, immigrant or resident. It all helps to reduce filling hospital beds or the morgue, and they have admitted via MDB there are sufficient supplies. Are they waiting for better times and saving the doses for emergency? It is easy for me, I don't have to worry as I have had mine, and shortly probably receiving the 3rd booster.