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33,109 people so far vaccinated in Armenia against coronavirus
May 28, 2021 15:38
As of Thursday, a total of 33,109 vaccinations against COVID-19 have been administered in Armenia. The Ministry of Health informed NEWS.am Medicine that most of these people were inoculated with the AstraZeneca vaccine.
Vaccinations against the coronavirus are carried out in Armenia on a voluntary basis; moreover, people can get these shots not only at the polyclinics of the country, but also at a number of spots in the capital Yerevan.
These inoculations are administered in Armenia with the AstraZeneca, CoronaVac, and Sputnik V vaccines.
These vaccinations are free of charge and intended for people over 18—both Armenian citizens and foreigners.
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