SunStar March 17, 2021 THE Covid-19 Vaccination Program of the government aims to save lives and mitigate the impact of the pandemic by providing free and effective, high quality vaccines against Sars-CoV-2, prioritizing those most at-risk and most vulnerable populations.
The pressing question, particularly those of the skeptics is, why do we need to get vaccinated?
Of course, the answer to this is that vaccines have benefits and for the current health crisis that we are experiencing now, the vaccination program helps prevent symptomatic infection, severe infection, and transmission. The target is to have at least 70 percent of the population to be vaccinated which is known as herd immunity.
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Chief Master Sgt. Stanley C. Cadell, AFMC senior enlisted advisor. The 90-minute event yielded more than 500 questions and comments from across the command, with the leadership team providing frank, honest responses across a myriad of subject areas.
Bunch kicked off the event by discussing the
COVID-19 vaccine and command efforts to vaccinate the large, widespread AFMC population while ensuring adherence to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and military health guidelines. He lauded the efforts of medical teams in executing vaccinations and urged patience and continued diligence in following the coronavirus safety protocols.
“We are aggressively working through the priorities. We are following the guidelines that have been provided, and a lot of people have gotten their shots. And that s a big step,” Bunch said. “Now I want to add caution with that. Just because we get some folks that have the vaccine, that does not mean we re not going to have to continue to wear m