Mobile teams immunize worshipers against the Coronavirus in six mosques in Damascus

Health

Damascus (ST): With the aim of expanding the segment of recipients of the anti-Coronavirus vaccine, mobile teams within six mosques in the city of Damascus administer the vaccine to worshipers after Friday prayers.

 

The teams assigned by the Damascus Health Directorate were present in Ibrahim Al-Khalil mosques in Masaken Barzeh and the Umayyad in Old Damascus, Al-Huda in Mazzeh Jabal, Abu Al-Nour in Rukn Al-Din, Al-Hamza, Al-Abbas in the Abbasids, and Al-Hasan in Al-Midan.

The Director of Damascus Health, Dr. Muhammad Samer Shahrour, told news reporter that the directorate sent mobile teams to several places, including parks and places of worship, with the aim of ensuring easy access for citizens to the vaccine and raising the percentage of vaccinated people, thus limiting the spread of the virus and its dangerous complications, stressing that the vaccine is safe, effective and free. 

K.Q.

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