The UK is starting to vaccinate adults over the age of 40 against Covid-19

The country has already implemented at least one dose for people over the age of 50 or with comorbidities, as well as health professionals; Modern’s fortification agent has also begun to be used in the campaign

EFE / EPA / ANDY RAINPeople queue in front of the shops in London, which reopened on Monday, the 12th

Prime Minister United kingdomAnd the Boris JohnsonIn a statement issued, Tuesday, the 13th, it was announced that the country had exceeded the goal of implementing at least one dose of Vaccine against Covid-19 In all nine of the first priority groups identified in the National Immunization Plan, which include adults over the age of 50, people with comorbidities and health professionals. The next step, he says, is to introduce a second dose to those who have not yet received it and vaccinate all other adults by the end of July. This way, those 40 years of age or older can schedule their vaccinations at England, No Wells and on northern Ireland. Earlier, the UK National Health Service (NHS) website was temporarily closed due to high demand for time reservations for immunization. To bolster the campaign, the first doses of the vaccine were developed by modern It was actually implemented last week in Scotland And in Wales, and on Tuesday the thirteenth in England. Until then, the UK had only used fortifications from AstraZeneca–Oxford university And yes Pfizer–Biotechnology.

The British government has one of the fastest distributions of the Covid-19 vaccine in the world and is second only to it Israel In proportion to the population who have already received at least one dose of the immune system. On Monday the 12th, the United Kingdom took another step towards the end of the lockdown and allowed the reopening of bars and restaurants that can serve customers in outdoor environments, as well as shops, gyms and beauty salons. International travel is expected to resume in the next phase of the reopening, scheduled for May 17, as establishments will also need to obtain permission to return to serve food and drink indoors.

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