(Fighting New Coronary Pneumonia) The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government launches "door-to-door" COVID-19 vaccination service
China News Service, Hong Kong, May 18 (Reporter Zeng Ping) In order to encourage and facilitate employees from different sectors and industries to be vaccinated against the new crown, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government has established a new outreach vaccination service team to provide "door-to-door" services to eligible companies and teams Vaccination service.
On the 18th, the outreach service team was dispatched for the first time to vaccinate more than 100 employees of Deloitte.
It is reported that if relevant companies and organizations have enough employees to be vaccinated and enough suitable places and space, they can invite outreach teams to provide vaccination services for them.
At the invitation of Deloitte, the outreach vaccination service team vaccinated more than 170 employees of the company with Fubitai vaccine.
"The employees of international professional service companies often have to work overseas and participate in conferences, but the new crown epidemic abroad is still serious. Therefore, vaccination is very important for them, which can protect the health of employees and allow the company to operate normally." Nie Dequan, Director of the Civil Service Bureau of the Special Administrative Region Government, who is coordinating Hong Kong's new crown vaccination plan, said after inspecting the vaccination status of Deloitte employees.
Nie Dequan said that the SAR government is actively promoting the vaccination plan to different sectors and industries, and is currently discussing and implementing outreach vaccination services with the construction industry, consulting companies, and public utilities.
Pan Peiqiu, chairman of the Hong Kong Medical Staff Federation, told a reporter from China News Agency that providing outreach vaccination services for companies is a very good way. Employees may not have time, or they may find it too troublesome to make an appointment and go to their workplace to vaccinate them. More people can be interested in participating, and group vaccination can also play a role of mutual encouragement.
He believes that high-risk places such as fitness centers and places with large populations such as universities and factories are suitable for outreach vaccination, and foreign countries provide various discounts for those who have been vaccinated, such as free visits to museums, which also increase the vaccination rate. The preferred way.
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