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Following the approval of the first Covid-19 vaccine in Switzerland, the cantons accelerated preparations for their vaccination campaigns. Vaccination will begin throughout Switzerland on January 4, 2021. However, in some cantons, vaccination must be done earlier. Some gave specific dates for the start of vaccination:
Basel-city: The canton of Basel-Stadt will begin the first vaccinations against Covid-19 on December 28. In the first phase, people aged 65 and over living in Basel-Stadt and residents of nursing homes would be vaccinated.
Basel-Country: The Baselbieter Covid-19 vaccination center in Muttenz will go into operation on January 4. If vaccines are available this year, the canton plans to have particularly vulnerable people, that is, vulnerable, vaccinated by mobile teams from December 28.
Lucerne: According to the health director, the canton of Lucerne begins its campaign this Wednesday (December 23). as well Schwyz and Zug wants to start vaccinating as soon as possible.
Appenzell Innerrhoden: The canton wants to carry out the first vaccinations starting Wednesday in a test run in a nursing home and for the elderly. The actual vaccination campaign begins in Innerrhoden on January 4.
Appenzell-Ausserrhoden: In Appenzell-Ausserrhoden, vaccinations will begin on January 4, initially in nursing homes and nursing homes.
Geneva: In Geneva, vaccinations will begin on December 28. People aged 75 and over can get vaccinated first, then people in risk groups. The general public should be able to get vaccinated starting in April.
Freiburg: According to the health department, the canton of Friborg will start the home vaccination program on December 28. The first public vaccination center is scheduled to go into operation on January 15.
Wallis: After Christmas, the canton of Valais will start vaccinating people at risk with Covid-19. According to State Councilor Esther Waeber-Kalbermatten, the start date is scheduled for December 28.
Hate: The first vaccinations are planned in the canton of Uri shortly before or after the turn of the year. Initially, the Uri Cantonal Hospital, a mobile team from the Cantonal Hospital and individual general practitioners’ offices carry out the vaccination.
Zürich: The canton of Zurich will start the corona vaccination on January 4. The first population group to be vaccinated is people 75 years of age and older.
Tessin: The canton of Ticino reported a vaccination start for January 4, 2021.
Solothurn: According to the spokeswoman for the governing council, planning and preparation in the canton of Solothurn are geared towards the week of January 4.
Neuenburg: The canton of Neuchâtel has its sights set on January 4, but may want to carry out the campaign.
Swear: The start of vaccination in the canton of Jura is scheduled for January 4, but only for particularly vulnerable people, for example in the elderly and nursing homes. The cantonal vaccination center should be ready to operate as of January 18.
St. Gallen: The canton of St. Gallen will start its vaccination campaign on January 4 in homes for the elderly and the elderly.
Glarus: In the canton of Glarus, vaccination against the coronavirus begins on January 4, in the capital of the canton.
Obwalden: In the canton of Obwalden, preparations are underway for vaccination to start no later than January 4. At first, only a few doses of vaccine would be available, he said.
Nidwalden: The canton of Nidwalden assumes that it can start corona vaccines in the first two weeks of January. Vaccination is likely not carried out in vaccination centers, but decentralized in medical practices.
Thurgau: Starting January 4, people at risk will be vaccinated in nursing homes. At the same time, a cantonal vaccination center is planned in Frauenfeld, to be built on January 11. A second cantonal vaccination center will follow later in Lake Constance if necessary.
Schaffhausen: Starting on January 5, mobile vaccination teams will be out of the home in care centers and seniors. The cantonal vaccination center at Charlottenfels Palace will be in operation from January 12.
Aargau: The canton of Aargau wants to start vaccinations from January 5. There are vaccination centers in the hospitals of the cantons of Aarau and Baden, as well as mobile units.
Bern: The canton of Bern will start vaccinations on January 11, 2021 at the Bern-Insel, Bern-Wankdorf, Tavannes, Thun and Interlaken centers. The vaccination center in Burgdorf will open on January 14, and those in Biel and Langenthal will start on January 18. In Langnau im Emmental the time will come on January 25.
Waadt: In the canton of Vaud, vaccinations will officially begin on January 11. The canton verified on Monday if it wanted to advance the date.
Graubünden: The canton of Graubünden is preparing for a vaccination start in mid-January, as announced by the communication office.
