What’s the situation of the new crown vaccination work for children aged 12 to 17? Wu Qi Procuratorate launches special inspections

In order to strengthen the prevention and control of the epidemic, establish an immune barrier for minors as soon as possible, and reduce the risk of new coronary pneumonia infection and disease. Underage students who meet the vaccination requirements are urged to complete the new crown vaccination work as soon as possible. On August 12, the Wuqi County People’s Procuratorate, the First Prosecution Department, and the staff of the county education and health departments, targeted 12 to 17 at each vaccination point in the county. Special supervision and inspection will be carried out on the new crown vaccination of one-year-old minors.

The staff of the special supervision and inspection team went to the county health education center, county hospital of traditional Chinese medicine, county hospital and other vaccination sites to carry out special supervision and inspection. Wherever they go, the staff of the inspection team inspected the normalized epidemic prevention and control measures such as scanning temperature, wearing masks, daily disinfection, ventilation and cleaning at the vaccination points, and carefully checked the vaccination account and minor vaccination information. Learn more about the vaccination status of each vaccination site for people aged 12 to 17 in the county to ensure that all work on epidemic prevention and control is in place. It is understood that the county has carried out vaccination work in batches for minors between 12 and 14 years old and 15-17 years old. So far, 6,450 people between 12 and 14 years old have been vaccinated, and 4,611 people between 15 and 17 years old have been vaccinated. , A total of 11061 people received the first dose of vaccination work. During the inspection process, the officers of the First Prosecutors Department actively communicated with the staff of the county education and health departments, and required relevant functional departments to promptly urge underage students who meet the vaccination requirements to be vaccinated as soon as possible to ensure that the vaccination is fully completed before the school starts.

Correspondent Zhang Mingzhao and reporter Ning Jun

Editor: Wang Yu