Date: April 2, 2021 

Source: Medical Science and News Center

Author: Wu Qing, Du Mingcan, Xie Churu, Li Wendi

Photographer: Li Zhixin, Tang Junyan

JNU students started receiving vaccinations in the school's outpatient department at time intervals by college and class on April 1, with 1,600 completed by April 2.

JNU leaders and some staff members also received their first shots at the First Affiliated Hospital of JNU and school outpatient departments. All campuses were to conduct the vaccination uniformly in their local administration districts and streets according to the principle of territorial management, and all teachers and students would complete vaccination in groups in near future.

（The vaccination scene）

An on-site medical worker identified as Dr. Su urged JNU teachers and students to read the pre-inoculation notice carefully, have breakfast before vaccination and stay in the observation area for half an hour after inoculation. She also recommended that they drink plenty of water as well, avoid strong tea and coffee, and avoid strenuous exercise for three days after vaccination. The vaccination process has been smooth so far, she said, and everyone has followed the rules of vaccination.”  

The vaccine is domestic Novel Coronavirus inactivated vaccine (Vero cells) with quality and safety guaranteed. 

The teachers and students lined up to enter the inoculation area with their ID cards, campus cards, vaccination information registration sheets, consent papers for vaccination and other materials. 

(Volunteers working)