Russian Military Personnel and Educators in Southern Military District Receive Voluntary COVID-19 Vaccinations

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Employees of preschool and secondary educational institutions in remote military garrisons of the Southern Military District (YuVO) have begun receiving vaccinations against coronavirus infection as part of the approved voluntary vaccination schedule. By receiving the vaccine, they have demonstrated their commitment to protecting themselves and the children in their care. The vaccination process is being carried out voluntarily with the written consent of military personnel and civilian staff, who will continue their education and upbringing of children as planned, without any reported side effects or health complications. The medical institutions of the Southern Military District plan to vaccinate over 60,000 servicemen in the near future, prioritizing military and civilian doctors, specialists in contact with large groups of people, military personnel on alert, and command staff.

Key Takeaways:

  • Over 60,000 servicemen in the Southern Military District are planned to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
  • The vaccination process is being carried out voluntarily with the written consent of military personnel and civilian staff.
  • Military and civilian doctors, as well as specialists in contact with large groups of people, are among the first to receive vaccinations.
  • Vaccinated individuals are continuing their education and upbringing of children as planned, without reports of side effects or health complications.
  • The vaccination schedule is approved and in line with public health guidelines.
  • The Southern Military District's medical institutions are responsible for administering the vaccinations.
  • The COVID-19 vaccinations are part of the broader effort to protect military personnel and civilians from the pandemic.

Statistics:

  • Over 60,000 servicemen in the Southern Military District are planned to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
  • Vaccinations are being carried out voluntarily with the written consent of military personnel and civilian staff.
  • The vaccination process is scheduled to continue in the near future.

Sources:

  • MIL OSI Russia News (http://milnz.co.nz/mil-osi-aggregation/)
  • editor's note: On original source - Apologies should the grammar and / or sentence structure not be perfect.