Health
Seniors aged 70 and above to get COVID-19 vaccination letters over next 3 weeks: MOH – CNA
Vaccinations for younger seniors aged between 60 and 69 will start from around the end of March.
SINGAPORE: Seniors 70 years old and above will receive COVID-19 vaccination letters over the next three weeks, while inoculation for those aged between 60 and 69 will start around end-March, said the Ministry of Health (MOH) on Friday (Feb 19).
“Beyond the 60 to 69 (age group), then we will probably open up to more groups, and the general public will then be able to get the vaccination, probably sometime after April,” said Health Minister Gan Kim Yong during a visit on Friday to a vaccination centre…
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