Door to Door Vaccination in Rural Areas Close To Bogota

JERUSALEN, COLOMBIA - JULY 03: Consuelo Londoño Pulecio, 46, a nursing assistant, gives Jose Alvaro Casallas, 67, a shot of the first dose of Sinovac COVID-19 vaccine at his house during a door-to-door vaccination day against Covid-19 on July 03, 2021 in rural area of the Jerusalen municipality, Cundinamarca Department, Colombia. Vaccination brigades made their way to Jerusalen, 130 km southwest of Bogota, to administer Sinovac vaccines. Depending on the distances and difficulty of access, the brigade vaccinates between 15 and 20 people per day. The municipality of Jerusalem has a population of 2,450 inhabitants, of which the vaccination brigade has vaccinated 1,137 with first doses (46.40%) and 670 people with both doses (27.34%). In its fight to stop the spread of COVID-19, Colombia has administered more than 18 million doses and nearly seven million people are immunized with two doses or mono-dose vaccines. (Photo by Guillermo Legaria/Getty Images)