Finlay Vaccine Institute: Cuba has the number one booster dose against COVID-19 in the world

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Cuba today is the country with the largest COVID-19 booster doses given to its population worldwideThanks to a staggered vaccination campaign with locally produced immunomodulators.

China, Italy, Canada, Japan, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Brazil, the United States, India, Russia and South Africa, among others, the largest of the Antilles, follow the Finlay Vaccine Institute identified in its SocialTwitter account.

We start #Summer 2022 Celebrating results like these: # Cuba With a greater number of stimulant doses against #covid19 applicable to its inhabitants.
❤🇨🇺# Sovereign 02 #sovereign # Abdullah pic.twitter.com/bGucN7kn6v

– FinlayInstituto 3 July 2022

According to the daily portion presented by the Ministry of Public Health, at the conclusion of July 3 piling up in the country 38729,037 doses were administered With the Cuban vaccines Soberana 02, Soberana Plus and Abdala.

They have so far received at least one dose of the Cuban vaccine Soberana 02, Soberana Plus and Abdala, 10680238 People. They already have a second dose 99416692 People and the third dose 9118858.

They have a full vaccination schedule 9974887 People who represent 90% of the Cuban population.

🙄 More than 220 million people in Latin America are without a single dose of the vaccine against COVID-19.

At the same time #CubaForLife 🇨🇺 9,974,854 people have a complete vaccination plan. 💪https://t.co/halmD8tEQG pic.twitter.com/NJPF0L5iDd

– SMC_SaludCuba (SMC_SaludCuba) 4 July 2022

Cuban immune preparations are safe and without serious adverse effects, according to successful clinical trials and vaccines for different segments of the population.

According to the National Office of Statistics and Information of Cuba, the population of the island at the end of 2020 was about 11,180.

More than 220 million people in Latin America do not have a single dose of the vaccine against COVID-19, according to a message from the Cuban medical services on its account on the social network Twitter.

(with information from Prensa Latina and MINSAP)

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