Overview
- The Health Ministry reports national distribution for older adults has passed 61% with more than one million adult doses delivered.
- A third pediatric shipment this week is set to lift child-dose distribution to about 90.85% of the yearly target.
- Santa Fe has administered nearly 150,000 shots in the first weeks, leading to brief shortages and a follow-up delivery of more than 80,000 doses.
- Part of the incoming supply is an adjuvanted vaccine for people 65 and older, which strengthens immune response and will be taken into nursing homes by mobile teams.
- Catamarca has doses for children and adults up to age 64 and is awaiting the next batch of adjuvanted shots for seniors.