The immunisation centres at Germans Escalas and Son Dureta are the only ones still open in Mallorca and they'll close on September 29, but people will still be able to have their jabs at Health Centres.
The vaccination point at the Mateu Cañallas Sports Centre in Inca has closed after immunising 117,000 and the one at Manacor Racecourse is also closed after giving 106,000 their jabs. 163 people in Inca and 172 in Manacor will have to go to their local health centre for their 2nd dose.
"During the last 6 months around 20 professionals cared for patients in Inca and Manacor, who suffered dizziness or were indisposed because they were nervous,” said Mar Tomás, Deputy Director, Infermeria d'Atenció Primària and Coordinator of the Inca and Manacor facilities.
The two vaccination points worked with Primary Care teams and had the support of Inca and Manacor hospitals, the GSAIB and Red Cross personnel.
Most people have now been vaccinated and there's been a dramatic decrease in the number of people attending the centres in the last two weeks, but both centres had record-breaking days.
On July 6, a total of 1,628 people were immunised at the Mateu Cañellas sports centre in Inca and on July 16, a total of 1,951 people got their jabs at Manacor Racecourse.
Mar Tomás says one of the most memorable days was April 7, when the AstraZeneca vaccinations were suspended.
"It was very hard to tell people they couldn't be vaccinated, but they understood," he said.
A total of 190,670 people over 12 years old have still not been vaccinated against Covid-19 and the Government is urging to them to get immunised as soon as possible.
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