The non-alcoholic beverages were strong, as a medical warning.
Aviv Phone:
The Israeli bar doubled as a COVID-19 vaccination clinic Thursday, with free drinks given to those who received the pictures.
More than 43 percent of Israel’s 9 million population has received at least one dose of the Pfizer Inc vaccine, the Ministry of Health says. But officials are worried that the turnout could go out and hold back Israel’s plans to start reopening the economy.
With many bars closed due to the pandemic, Jenia gastropub at Tel Aviv, in partnership with the city, opened its doors to an unusual type of supporter: new vaccines, drawn by on-house drinks offer.
The non-alcoholic beverages were strong, as a medical warning.
“I thought it was a really good opportunity to come and get the vaccine, because I didn’t have the time or the ability to go elsewhere,” said May Perez, among dozens of people who showed up for their first sight.
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