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The Minister of Health, Enrique Parissaid that Pfizer, the pharmaceutical company in charge of the vaccine against Covid-19 and which was approved in Chile, has “assured them that will deliver the vaccines at the time it was considered originally”.
This week the Institute of Public Health (ISP) authorized the provisional use of the vaccine from Pfizer and BioNTech on an exceptional basis due to the urgent need for an antidote, whose first 20 thousand doses will arrive before the end of the year to our country.
Pfizer’s general manager for Chile, Marta Diez, warned in Third that the first doses will not arrive this Monday and pointed out that the shipments “are leaving the two plants: Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA, and Puurs, in Belgium. Both are producing”
“The first shipment to Chile will arrive from Puurs. In the successive arrivals of the vaccine to the country we will be receiving from both origins, “he said.
Along these lines, Paris stated that “the company has assured that it will deliver the vaccines to us at the time that was originally considered when signing that agreement” and added that “the vaccine will arrive in the next few days“.
“Chile has made an orderly and complete strategy. I think the population has to be calm. Furthermore, we are never going to place a vaccine that is not accredited by the @ispch”
Minister @DrEnriqueParis pic.twitter.com/QWUZhTynY0
– Ministry of Health (@ministeriosalud) December 19, 2020
Meanwhile, since Sky Airlines They assured in a statement that “they are doing the operational and technical studies required to be able to evaluate the feasibility of contributing to the transfer of vaccines” and they join Latam, which announced the free transport of vaccines on its regular domestic flights.
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