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Teachers’ Covid vaccine uptake remains low

Noelyn Nassuuna by Noelyn Nassuuna
September 16, 2021
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Ugandan nurses persevere at their posts amid COVID-19 hardships

(210331) -- KAMPALA, March 31, 2021 (Xinhua) -- A teacher receives a dose of COVID-19 vaccine at a health center in Kampala, capital of Uganda, March 31, 2021. Uganda launched the first phase of COVID-19 vaccination campaign on March 10, targeting high risk groups in the east African country. The ministry of health targets to vaccinate more than 21.9 million people who face the highest risk of the infection, which include health workers, teachers, security personnel, elderly and those with underlying medical conditions. (Photo by Nicholas Kajoba/Xinhua)

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By Benjamin Jumbe

The Ministry of health has implored all teachers to ensure they go for vaccination to allow the safe reopening of schools.

The government has pegged the reopening of schools to get a good number of teachers vaccinated.

Addressing journalists at the Uganda Media Centre, the ministry of health spokesperson Emmanuel Ainebyoona has said that out of the targeted 550,000 teachers, only just over 16% of these are fully vaccinated.

He says nearly 240,000 have received their first jab and 88,000 have had the second one.

Ainebyoona adds that out of the targeted 150,000 health workers, only 53,000 representing 35.5% are fully vaccinated.

 

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