Free influenza vaccines available for children, seniors and pregnant women
- 5 years ago
Children, senior citizens and pregnant women will be able to get influenza vaccines for free starting tomorrow.
The CDC announced those eligible are children aged 12 or younger, senior citizens 75 years or older, as well as mothers-to-be.
In addition, those between the ages of 65 and 75 will be provided with flu vaccines free of charge from next Tuesday.
Health authorities are advising people to get vaccinated by November 22nd.
Those who are eligible should bring their identification card, health insurance card or a certificate that verifies pregnancy to designated medical institutions and public health centers nationwide.
The CDC announced those eligible are children aged 12 or younger, senior citizens 75 years or older, as well as mothers-to-be.
In addition, those between the ages of 65 and 75 will be provided with flu vaccines free of charge from next Tuesday.
Health authorities are advising people to get vaccinated by November 22nd.
Those who are eligible should bring their identification card, health insurance card or a certificate that verifies pregnancy to designated medical institutions and public health centers nationwide.