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Saturday’s vaccination pop-up cancelled | THE DAILY HERALD

July 23, 2021

Saturday’s vaccination pop-up cancelled | THE DAILY HERALD
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CPS is located in the Vineyard Building

PHILIPSBURG--The COVID-19 vaccination pop-up planned for Saturday, July 24 has been cancelled, says the Ministry of Public Health, Social Development and Labor VSA.

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  Collective Prevention Services (CPS) calls on the community to maintain COVID-19 public health preventive measures such as correctly wearing face masks, maintaining social distance and frequently sanitising your hands.

  “This appeal is being made due to the Delta COVID-19 variant, which is now circulating in various countries around the world,” said CPS.

  “This variant is more contagious spreading quickly than any other COVID-19 variant. Your compliance with the prescribed measures can protect your family, friends, and colleagues, leading to less anxiety, and collectively contributing to a healthier and safer St. Maarten during this pandemic. Wear your mask, keep your distance, wash your hands.”

https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/saturday-s-vaccination-pop-up-cancelled

Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/saturdays-vaccination-pop-up-cancelled

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