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Pfizer pediatric doses available to school groups of 10 plus students

-As vaccination of ages 5-11 rolls out across VI
As the Virgin Islands begins the roll-out of some 500 pediatric doses of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines to young children in the VI, school groups can also access the vaccines in bulk. Photo: VINO/File
Governor John J. Rankin on announcing the availability of the doses indicated that they have a very lifespan of 10 weeks as such, as such, parents have been urged to get children vaccinated if they so wish within the 10 week period. Photo: GIS
Governor John J. Rankin on announcing the availability of the doses indicated that they have a very lifespan of 10 weeks as such, as such, parents have been urged to get children vaccinated if they so wish within the 10 week period. Photo: GIS
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – The Virgin Islands has begun its roll-out of some 500 pediatric doses of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines to young children in the territory.

The vaccine rollout is targetting children ages 5-11 and the shots are available at community health clinics via appointment or at the Catholic Community Centre on Monday to Friday between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.

A bulletin from the Government of the Virgin Islands noted, “School groups with ten or more persons to be vaccinated can contact EPI Manager, Ms Mariana Bedeau, at the BVI Health Services Authority for onsite vaccination.”

Doses have short lifespan - Governor 

Governor John J. Rankin, on announcing the availability of the doses, indicated that they have a lifespan of 10 weeks, which means there is a limited timeframe for the vaccine's availability.

"I urge that those who do want their younger children to be vaccinated to come forward now to get that first vaccination," the Governor said.

EPI Manager Ms. Bedeau can be contacted via telephone at 284-440-1671.

4 Responses to “Pfizer pediatric doses available to school groups of 10 plus students ”

  • Really (25/02/2022, 18:00) Like (17) Dislike (6) Reply
    Just how this picture looks terrible, it's the same thing with this mRNA biotech weapon vaccine. Dangerous to humans. Why do people want to change the DNA to add the Luciferase DNA. I'm just amazed with how everyone is absolutely brainwash and can't see what is clearly in their face. Movies and tv shows are more than what people think. Vino you censor people alot not good. It just proves that we are telling the truth and you all are hiding the truth.
  • what (25/02/2022, 21:02) Like (13) Dislike (0) Reply
    the world is moving away from this. please do not inject the kids there are not long term studies. more time is needed
  • Madussa (25/02/2022, 21:47) Like (19) Dislike (3) Reply
    Do NOT kill your children injecting this crap in them. There is nothing wrong with them now, so why take a chance on something that might make them sick or kill them. You parents better stop allowing your children to be TEST DUMMY'S. I love mine, and will fight like a LION if anyone comes near them with this CRAP!!!!! All of you who disagree can have my childrens' share. In a couple of years from now, when all injected children start showing signs of things that should have never happened to them, it will be too late, and let your conscience be your punishment. This picture shows how they will be walking around like addicts in a fog. CASE CLOSED.
  • rastafari (27/02/2022, 22:31) Like (4) Dislike (0) Reply
    More fyah the government need to take it.


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