Free Vaccination for Seniors Aged 65+, Children Under 13, and Pregnant Women

Military Also Offers Free Vaccination for Vulnerable Groups Aged 60-64 and 50+

Damyang-gun, Free Winter Influenza Vaccinations for Children and Seniors View original image


[Damyang=Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Chunsu] On the 14th, Damyang-gun, Jeollanam-do announced that free influenza vaccinations will be provided to seniors aged 65 and over, children aged 13 and under, and pregnant women at 24 commissioned medical institutions within the jurisdiction.


The target group for additional free vaccinations provided by the county includes Damyang residents aged 60 to 64, basic livelihood security recipients aged 50 and over, persons with disabilities, national merit recipients, marriage immigrants, and single-parent families. Eligible individuals can receive vaccinations at public health centers and health sub-centers starting from the 18th.


Seniors aged 65 and over are encouraged to make advance reservations to reduce crowding during vaccinations. Reservations can be made through the official website, as well as via call centers or local government call centers.


For seniors who have difficulty using online services directly, proxy reservations are also possible. To ensure smooth reservations, it is recommended that family members such as children or the local community center assist with the booking process.


Since influenza vaccinations are being administered concurrently with COVID-19 vaccinations, it is necessary to confirm in advance whether vaccinations are available at each medical institution, and to bring identification to verify eligibility for free vaccinations.


Additionally, paid influenza vaccinations will begin at public health centers and health sub-centers from the 28th, with a cost of 10,000 KRW, administered on a first-come, first-served basis until supplies run out.



A county official urged, “To prevent influenza during the winter season, please continue to wear masks, adhere to personal hygiene rules, and strictly observe social distancing.”


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