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Iran starts limited COVID vaccinations with Russian shots

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TEHRAN – Iran on Tuesday launched a coronavirus inoculation campaign among healthcare professionals with recently delivered Russian Sputnik V vaccines as the country struggles to stem the worst outbreak of the pandemic in the Middle East with its death toll nearing 59,000.

At a ceremony marking the start of the campaign, Parsa Namaki, son of Health Minister Saeed Namaki, received his first dose.

The minister said the vaccination would be simultaneously carried out in more than 600 medical centers across the country. In the coming weeks, Iran plans to extend the vaccination to elderly people and those suffering from chronic diseases, the minister added. “We have to vaccinate vulnerable groups." COVID-19, the disease caused by the

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