Shenzhen COVID-19 Vaccine Reservation Guide for Students Aged 12-17 - Vaccination Points and Vaccination Time

Students aged 12-17 in Shenzhen can make an appointment for vaccines. The vaccines that you can make an appointment for, as well as the addresses where you can get the vaccine later, are as follows. If you make an appointment online in advance, you can get the injection faster. The vaccine is available, and there are also related strategies for compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. Vaccination method and time

School students in Shenzhen

1. Vaccination time

(1) Students aged 15-17 years old

First Special session for first dose vaccination: July 30-31

Special session for second dose vaccination: August 21-23

(Tuesday) Students aged 12-14 years old

Special session for the first dose of vaccination: August 21-23

Special session for the second dose of vaccination: September 18-19

The specific time will be subject to notification from the education department of each district.

2. Vaccination method

The school arranges centralized vaccination without making an appointment, but mainland students need to pre-register in advance.

Pre-registration method: It can be operated on any platform of Shenzhen Health Commission and Shenzhen Disease Control and Prevention

Shenzhen non-school population

1. Vaccination time

Starting from July 29, people aged 15-17 can make an appointment;

Starting from August 1, people aged 12-14 can make an appointment.

2. Vaccination method

Individuals make their own reservations. You can make an appointment on any platform of Shenzhen Health Commission, Shenzhen Disease Control and Prevention, and Healthy Shenzhen

Note: According to Shenzhen Disease Control and Prevention news, starting from next week, students aged 12-17 who are not living in Shenzhen can also follow the Make an appointment for vaccination in the above way.

Compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan

You can make an appointment through the school organization or individually to go to the designated vaccination point for "Compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan", and please enter the appointment portal of "Healthy Shenzhen".

Foreigners

The COVID-19 vaccination for foreigners under the age of 18 will be launched in the near future, subject to the announcement of Guangdong Province. Types of vaccines

Currently, people aged 12-17 are using inactivated new coronavirus vaccines approved by relevant national departments and can be used for people of this age group, including Sinopharm China Biotechnology Beijing Institute and Beijing Sinovac Zhongwei Company Developed inactivated vaccine against COVID-19. Arrangement of vaccination points

Arrangement of appointment vaccination points for people aged 12-17 who are not in school and people from other places in the mainland:

Arrangement of appointment vaccination points for compatriots aged 12-17 years old from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan: Things to note

1. Precautions for vaccination

1. You need to bring these documents: ID card or household register (choose one of the two); vaccination certificate (if necessary); students need to bring their student ID card or proof of student status.

2. Provide informed consent signed by the guardian, the name and ID number of at least one parent.

3. Avoid fasting and fatigue before vaccination. Please wear a mask, take personal protection, wear loose clothing, and vaccinate in a relaxed state.

4. School staff or guardians must be accompanied throughout the vaccination process.

5. Cooperate with the on-site vaccination staff to inquire and truthfully inform you of your health status, vaccination contraindications and other information.

6. Stay at the vaccination site for 30 minutes after vaccination. If you feel unwell, please inform the staff at the site in time.

2. Under what circumstances cannot vaccination be performed?

Usual vaccination contraindications include:

1. The active ingredients and any inactive ingredients of the vaccine , those who are allergic to substances used in the production process, or those who have experienced allergies when receiving similar vaccines in the past.

2. Those who have had severe allergic reactions to vaccines in the past (such as acute allergic reactions, angioedema, dyspnea, etc.)

3. Suffering from uncontrolled epilepsy and other serious People with neurological diseases (such as transverse myelitis, Guillain-Barré syndrome, demyelinating diseases, etc.)

4. People who are having a fever, or are suffering from an acute disease, or are in the acute attack stage of a chronic disease, or patients with uncontrolled severe chronic disease.