Manitoba expands COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to children as young as six months

The province says kids aged from six months to four years will now be able to get a shot of the Moderna vaccine recently approved for use in children.

Because of limited availability, the vaccines will at first be offered to priority groups such as Indigenous children and kids with chronic lung disease. Chief public health officer Dr. Brent Roussin says all children six months and older will be eligible in the near future, once more shipments arrive.

As for adults, Roussin says Manitoba has no immediate plan to expand eligibility for second booster shots to everyone over 18. He says the current limits target higher-risk groups, and most people with a first booster are seeing good protection against severe outcomes.In Manitoba, access is limited to Indigenous people aged 30 or older, other people aged 50 and over, as well as people in personal care and assisted living homes and some immunocompromised people.

Source: Healthcare Press (healthcarepress.net)

This is gross, and disgusting. Please don't ever do that to your baby.

Don’t be a sellout Roussin

Child abuse.

Disgusting.

Yok daha neler. Bebekleri rahat bırakın. Aşının bir çok zararı ortaya çıkmış olduğu halde. Bebekleri aşılamak, insanlık suçudur

Why not jab them in the womb?

They must give two shots twice, to make up for the boosters.

Presently, 552 in hospital with covi, in total in Alberta. That is 0.0125% of the population. In hospital. The unvaxed have 105 in hospital. 0.0103% of their population. ( And...0.0132% of vaxed are in hospital.)

Will you give your baby or kid under 5 years Covid vaccines?

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