Health Department of the Federal District mobilizes thirty‑eight sites this Saturday for updating vaccination cards for all age groups.
Residents of the Federal District who need to update their vaccination cards have an important opportunity this Saturday (31). The Health Department (SES-DF) organized a mobilization at 38 service sites across the region, offering routine schedule doses for all ages.
The strategy aims to facilitate public access to immunizations and expand preventive coverage in the capital. Full addresses and operating hours for each site were officially released on the department’s communication channels.
Required documentation and site conveniences
To receive the necessary doses, citizens must attend the service sites carrying an official photo identification document and their vaccination booklet.
Even those who lost the printed record should still attend. Health professionals are instructed to consult the electronic systems to verify vaccination status and administer any pending immunizations.
Take advantage of the opportunity to get your protection up to date, as immunization is the most effective way to prevent many diseases that threaten public health.
During the visit, if more than one pending dose is identified, patients can receive multiple immunizations in a single appointment, optimizing the process according to medical indication and age.
Service schedule and next steps
This Saturday’s action is a one‑time event before the extended holiday break. There will be no vaccination service on Sunday (1) or Monday (2), the day of the All Souls’ Day holiday.
Service normalization at health units is confirmed for Tuesday (3), when regular flow resumes throughout the district.