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Pfizer vaccines against Covid to be administered in Armenia as of February 21
YEREVAN. – As of February 21, it will be possible to be administered the Pfizer vaccine—against the coronavirus—in the whole territory of Armenia. The Minister of Health, Anahit Avanesyan, told about this to a press conference Thursday.
According to her, the customs clearance of these vaccines that were imported Wednesday is over, they will be distributed throughout Armenia Thursday and Friday, and will soon be available in all polyclinics and mobile vaccination points of the country.
"As of Monday [February, 21], you can come, get the vaccine," the minister added.
According to her, anyone who wants can be vaccinated with Pfizer, and those who are fully vaccinated for at least three months can get it as a booster shot.
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