Vaccination appointments are available for children aged 12-15 via the BitCita website from 15:00 today, according to Health Minister, Patricia Gómez.
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12-15 year olds can now get vaccinated in Mallorca
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Since kids don’t get affected by covid, it is unethical to vaccinate them. We don’t vaccine the children for their own health, but to send a political signal. That’s wrong. And why do they still keep us under restrictions, when most of us is vaccinated. Something just isn’t right. Why won’t they set us free…
Scary stuff from the health minister when talking about getting numbers up rather than potential health issues to otherwise healthy children. U.K. has only just issued a statement saying potential vaccine issue in children is far higher than Covid related issues for all their age groups up to 18. As a middle aged adult I had no qualms getting the jab but my kids won’t grt it until much more data is in.