Vaccination Available for Citizens Aged 18 and Above for Free: Anahit Avanesyan
We have significantly simplified the vaccination process. Regardless of where you are registered, you can call your preferred clinic, make an appointment, and get vaccinated against the coronavirus for free,” said Acting Minister of Health Anahit Avanesyan.
She noted that vaccination is available for citizens aged 18 and above for free.
“The government is doing everything to establish herd immunity and return to normal life. Starting next week, mobile teams will operate with equipped emergency vehicles, which will be located in busy areas of the city to facilitate the vaccination process,” Avanesyan said.
According to her, approximately 3,000 citizens have been vaccinated so far, which is still a low figure.
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