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Ministry of Health Seychelles Vaccination Centres Target Groups Opening Hours

MINISTRY OF HEALTH SEYCHELLES PRESS RELEASE TUESDAY 26 TH JANUARY 2021 Plan for vaccination 27th January 2021 VACCINATION TARGET GROUPS OPENING HOURS CENTRES ICCS COVISHIELDS: All persons above 60 08.00am -12 noon yrs Bel Air District Roche Caiman District 1.00pm -5.00pm Yellow Roof Sinopharm: All staff age 18-60yrs International School 08.00am – 9.00pm Belonie Seconary school 9.00am -10. 00pm Independent school 10.00-11.00am Plaisance Primary 11.00- 12.00pm Plaisance Secondary 1.00pm- 3. 00pm Day Care, childminding 3.00pm -5.00pm Green Roof Sinopharm: All staff age18-60 yrs Glacis Primary school 08. 00am – 9.00am Cascade Primary 9.00am – 10.00am Pte Larue Primary and Secondary 10.00am -12.00noon Anse Aux Pins Primary 1.00pm-2.00pm Ecole Francaise 2.00pm- 3.00pm Trotter’s Stop 3.00pm -5.00pm Montessori 3.00pm-5.00pm Grand Anse COVISHIELD: All persons above 60 yrs Mahe Anse Boileau District Caiman 08.00am –9.00am Anse Louis 9.00am-11.00 Anse La Mouche 11.00am -12.00 noon Mont Posee 1.00pm -2.00pm Anse Boileau 2.00pm-5.00pm Anse Royale COVISHIELD: All persons above 60 yrs Anse Royale District Bougainville 08.00am -9.00am Sweet Estcotte /Enfoncement 9.00am -10.00am Anse Royale 10.00-12.00 noon Les Canelles 1.00pm -2.00pm Mt Plaisir 2.00pm-5.00pm Beau vallon COVISHIELD: All persons above 60 yrs Glacis District Carana 08.00am – 9.00am Machabee/ Lliio 9.00am -11.00am Vista Domar 11.00-112.00am Glacis La Gogue 1.00pm -5.00pm Praslin COVISHIELD: All persons above 60 yrs Baie Ste Anne District 08.00am-5.00pm Bus Schedule 27th January 2021 VACCINATION DISTRICT CIRCULAR BUS ROUTE TIME CENTRE TARGETED ICCS Bel Air/Roche • From Sans soucis via Curio road, From 7.30am Caiman Bel Air • From Roche Caiman (Eden island) via Roche Caiman lower GRAND ANSE Anse Boileau • From upper Anse Louis via Anse From 7.30am MAHE DA La Mouche, Anse Boileau District admin, Mt. Posee, Anse Boileau Health center, Petit Barbaron ANSE Anse Royale • From Anse Farnel via Upper From 7.30am ROYALE DA Bougainville, Les Canelles Kot Lema, Mt. Plaisir BEAU Glacis • From N.E.Pointe supermarket via From 7.30am VALLON DA Machabee, Glacis/La Gogue, Sorento BSA PRASLIN BSA • From Anse Boudin via Cote Dor, From 7.30am DA Mary-Jeanne estate, BSA -END- .

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