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Health Minister reminds COVID vaccine stock expiring July 31, 2021

Health Minister reminds COVID vaccine stock expiring July 31, 2021

Minister for Health and Social Development, Hon Carvin Malone (AL) has reminded that all vaccines in stock, which are accessible from the BVI Health Services Authority and private medical healthcare facility partners in the Virgin Islands (VI), are expiring on July 31, 2021.

The Minister stressed the importance for persons to get vaccinated at the latest COVID-19 update today, June 29, 2021.

“I am appealing to everyone who has not received their first dose to do so before July 3 to ensure that they receive the second dose within a four-week timeframe and are fully vaccinated as per the vaccine manufacturers’ guidelines,” he said.

Hon Malone said that while persons may have questions about when will be the best time to get vaccinated, including concerns on the lack of choice for vaccine brands, "I am here to say that the best vaccine available is the one that we have in stock!"

Minister for Health and Social Development, Hon Carvin Malone (AL) has reminded that all vaccines in stock, that are accessible from the BVI Health Services Authority and private medical healthcare facility partners in the Virgin Islands (VI) are expiring on July 31.


Do what is necessary - Health Minister


Hon Malone continued, "We cannot determine what our fate may be with the regional and global events surrounding COVID-19 but we can do what is necessary to continue to safeguard ourselves and our loved ones."

He encouraged the continued adherence of public health protocols such as wearing face masks, frequent hand hygiene and maintaining physical distance in public spaces.

"We must get vaccinated as our best tool to reduce transmission, prevent severe illness and prevent hospitalisation caused by COVID-19."

Hon Malone further assured that the vaccine available in the VI has been proven safe and effective as millions of persons have already been vaccinated with the AstraZeneca vaccine.

To date, 12,681 persons have received their first doses, while 8,918 have received their second doses.

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