The Andalusian public-health service, SAS, has arranged 45 static, vaccination points housed in medical centres and hospitals around the region.

All told there are 526 nurses divided into 177 teams for the task. But not all of them will be based in buildings because 73 teams will operate from mobile units, which will deal with pensioner homes whose residents are unable to attend static vaccination points.

The province of Granada will have 18 vaccination points: the city and metropolitan area will have five mobile clinics and one team at the Centro Doctor Oloriz; north-west Granada will have two mobile units and two static teams (one each) for Baza and Guadix. The area hospital in Baza will also have a team.

As for the southern health district, there will be two mobile teams and a static one in Hospital Santa Ana.

The first dosis will arrive in Spain on Sunday, but according to Antena3 TV news, this first batch is only 10,000 dosis and will be for homes for the aged in the north of Spain.

(News: Granada, Andalucia)