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Ensenada Police Get COVID-19 Vaccine After Thousands Don’t Show For Their Shot
More than 400 police officers from Ensenada got a chance to get their COVID-19 vaccine, after they were called in urgently because there were several defrosted Pfizer vaccines from the 50-59 years old group that just did not go to get their shot.
A video circulated on social networks were Oscar Perez Rico, head of the state health office, was having a heated argument with federal government employees that were refusing to give the shot to police officers because they said it was not intended for them, while Perez Rico responded by saying that the vaccine was almost going to expire, and it would have to be thrown away.
They were able to resolve the argument and the police officers got their shot, but Perez Rico stated his preoccupation with the 50-59 group, which consisted of 40,000 persons, and only 29,741 came to receive their shot.
How Are Baja’s Elections Going?
If the elections for governor of Baja where today, who would you vote for?
13.4% of voters are still undefined, and 0.6% chose not to vote.
Percentages where adjusted to get a full 100%.
