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Health March 24, 2021 | 7:42 am

Dominican Republic has vaccinated 800,000 with 1st dose

Santo Domingo.- Since the National Vaccination Plan began on February 16, the Dominican Republic has inoculated 800,000 with the first dose against COVID-19, or 10.2% of the target population of 7.8 million people. Health Minister Daniel Rivera said today 900 people will receive the second dose from health personnel. During a press conference at the National Palace, the official said it will... Read more

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