And apart from hygienic and social distancing measures, the biggest contribution you can make to control the spread is getting vaccinated. As we've reported 30% of the population will be eligible for the jab in April, and Diaz wants to make sure that you show up for your turn.
Melissa Diaz - Acting Director of Health Services "In the next week or two we are actually launching a campaign for the promotion of the vaccines and we want the public to know the COVID vaccine plans, the policies, drafted, the meetings that we have been in and the preparation that our team has taken to get the country ready for COVID vaccines and we're asking persons out there that once the vaccines have arrived in the country and it's time for them to receive the vaccines to take up that opportunity, to go in and get vaccinated because this is one of the ways that we can help our economy to return as quickly as possible and we are going to do mass education campaigns with regards to the vaccines once they are in country, and we are also going to educate the public with regards to where to go, how to get the vaccines as quickly as possible, so we're asking the general public for cooperation with that."
