São Paulo to vaccinate 37-year-olds against Covid-19 this Monday (12)
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – The city of São Paulo will start this Monday (12) to vaccinate against Covid-19 those who are 37 years old, approximately 149,000 people. The dates for younger age residents have not yet been announced by the city government.
To be immunized, the person must look for one of the 468 basic health units (BHU) in the city, or integrated ambulatory care units (AMA), specialized care services (SAE), vaccination mega posts, a network of partner pharmacies, or the more than 130 mobile posts, which operate exclusively in drive-thru system.
The nearest vaccination location and opening hours can be found on Busca Saúde. To check the line size at the chosen unit, the ‘De Olho na fila‘ platform should be consulted.
In São Paulo, it is necessary to present, at the time of vaccination, in addition to personal documents, preferably the CPF (individual tax ID) and the SUS (National Health Service) card, and physical or digital proof of residence in the city of São Paulo.
If the proof of residence is not in the individual’s name, proof in the name of the spouse, partner, parents, and children will be accepted, provided that a document proving the relationship is also presented.
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