Flu Vaccines Have Arrived: We Show Who Can Get the Vaccine for Free
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Influenza vaccination has become available in general practice clinics across the country, and 650,000 doses of vaccine have been delivered so far, the National Institute of Public Health (ONI) said. People over 60 and those belonging to certain risk groups can apply for the vaccine free of charge, which is particularly recommended by the authority until the end of November.
Influenza vaccination is now available at GPs nationwide. So far, 650,000 doses of the vaccine have arrived at the clinics. We show you who can get it for free.
Influenza vaccination has become available in general practice offices across the country, so the vaccination of the population with the vaccines provided for this season has already begun.
The 2026/2027 flu season vaccine is now available at GPs nationwide, with 650,000 doses of vaccine having been delivered so far. People aged 60 and over and those in certain risk groups can request it free of charge. Vaccination of vulnerable groups and certain occupational groups will be given priority until the end of November.
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