Record Turnout: Over 3,000 Vaccinated Against Flu at Voting Stations
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Over 3,000 Clalit Health Services clients were vaccinated against the flu on election day at approximately 50 vaccination sites set up nationwide. The campaign aimed to provide easy access to vaccinations in clinics, malls, and public areas. Health officials expressed satisfaction with the high turnout, emphasizing the importance of vaccination before winter.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Over 3,000 Clalit clients received flu vaccinations on election day.
- Approximately 50 vaccination sites were established across Israel.
- Vaccination sites were located near polling stations, in clinics, and malls.
- Clalit's campaign aimed to increase flu vaccinations before winter.
- Health officials noted a record turnout for the vaccination drive.
Clalit Health Services reported a record turnout for its nationwide flu vaccination campaign, with over 3,000 clients receiving shots since the morning. Approximately 50 vaccination sites were established across Israel, strategically located near polling stations, in clinics, malls, and public spaces. This initiative aimed to leverage the national election day as an opportunity for widespread vaccination.
Sefi Sofer Roitblat, Head of the Nursing Department at Clalit's Community Division, expressed satisfaction with the public's response. "We are happy to see many clients who chose the day off to get vaccinated," Roitblat stated. "The deployment of sites across the country makes it easy to get vaccinated as part of a routine day and maintain health ahead of the winter season."
