Les hôpitaux de la région de Hamilton Niagara Haldimand Brant et Burlington (HNHBB) appuient la directive du gouvernement de l’Ontario exigeant la mise en œuvre, d’ici le 7 septembre, de politiques de vaccination contre la COVID-19 en réponse à la pandémie.
La clinique de vaccination à l’emplacement de St. Catharines de Santé Niagara sera fermée le dimanche 22 août en raison de la faible demande.
Niagara Health’s vaccination clinic at the St. Catharines Site will be closed Sunday, Aug. 22 due to low bookings.
Les cas de COVID-19 ont recommencé à augmenter dans la région de Niagara et à Santé Niagara, ce qui concorde avec les conclusions des experts, qui estiment que nous sommes entrés dans la quatrième vague de la pandémie. Cette vague est de plus en plus qualifiée de vague des non-vaccinés.
Hamilton Niagara Haldimand Brant and Burlington (HNHBB) region hospitals support the Ontario Government’s directive to implement COVID-19 vaccination policies no later than September 7th in response to the pandemic.
COVID-19 cases are increasing again in the Niagara community and in our hospital, consistent with the reports from experts that we are in the fourth wave of the pandemic. This wave is increasingly being described as the wave of the unvaccinated.
Today Niagara Health completed its final day at the Seymour-Hannah mass vaccination clinic. In total, Niagara Health has administered 253, 679 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to Niagara residents – almost 40 per cent of all doses given in the region.
Starting Friday, Aug. 13, Niagara Health will expand visitor presence to include anyone six years of age and older.
Niagara Health will permanently close its mass COVID-19 vaccination clinic at the Seymour-Hannah arena on Aug. 15 and will open a new smaller clinic at the St. Catharines Site on Aug. 17.
Niagara Health will officially close its mass vaccination clinic at the Seymour-Hannah arena on Aug. 15 and will open a new smaller clinic at the St. Catharines Site on Aug. 17.
