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Eswatini – Coronavirus: Addition of AstraZeneca vaccine to COVID-19 vaccination booster doses

31 January 2022 By admin

Ministry of Health, Government of the Kingdom of Eswatini
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The Ministry of Health would like to inform the Nation that the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine can now be taken as a booster dose.

This follows the completion of standard health research that has established that thevaccine can be safely and effectively used as a booster dose. This means that, in Eswatini, all three currently available approved vaccines, AstraZeneca, Johnson and Johnson as well as Pfizer can now be administered as booster doses.

COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Guidance:

IF RECEIVED ASTRAZENECA

IF RECEIVED JOHNSON AND JOHNSON

IF RECEIVED PFIZER-BIONTECH OR MODERNA

Booster or additional dose should be given to:

Ages 18 years and older.

Ages 18 years and older.

Ages 12 years and older.

When to get a booster:

At least 6 months after completing primary COVID-19  vaccination series. For the elderly the booster may be given at 3 months after completing your primary COVID-19 vaccination series.

At least 2 months after the primary shot.

At least 6 months after completing primary COVID-19 vaccination series. For the elderly the booster may be given at 3 months after completing primary COVID-19 vaccination series.

Which booster should be given?

Preferably AstraZeneca or any of the COVID-19 vaccines authorised in Eswatini can be used in a situation of interrupted supply.

Any of the COVID- 19 vaccines available in Eswatini (Pfizer-BioNTech or AstraZeneca).

Preferably Pfizer- BioNTech or any of the COVID-19 vaccines authorised in Eswatini can be used in a situation of interrupted supply.

We continue to encourage the nation to get vaccinated against COVID-19. All the vaccines are safe and will help us avoid a potential fifth wave. Those who have been vaccinated are encouraged to get their booster shots for durable protection.

COVID-19 vaccination is open to all people living in Eswatini, twelve (12) years and above. People are expected to register for vaccination using the COVID-19 Vaccination Registration link www.eswat inihealth.org. However, eligible individuals who have not managed to pre-register for vaccination can still register on site during the vaccination process. Vaccination sites in Eswatini can be found via this link: eswatinihealth.org/schedule-hcw.

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Ministry of Health, Government of the Kingdom of Eswatini.

Source: Africa Newsroom – APO





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