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A partir desta terça-feira, 11 de maio, o governo do estado havia anunciado a vacinação de mais grupos contra a covid-19. Nós já mostramos, no SP Record, que pessoas com comorbidades, incluindo grávidas e puérperas, devem ser imunizadas. Especialistas consideram essa inclusão um passo importante para o controle da pandemia no país.
*Reportagem exibida em 10/05/2021.