Vaccines required in Costa Rica

Diksha · 2021-02-17T08:49:15+01:00

Hello everybody, When living or moving abroad, and in particular in Costa Rica, vaccination against certain diseases is often required to enter the country or to avoid risks. We would like to...

samramon

ViP

Member since 11 January 2011

Cantón de San Ramón,

samramon

10 April 2021 04:02:22

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samramon

10 April 2021 04:02:22

#41

1338

Cantón de San Ramón,

I am no longer subscribing to this thread. Tired of reading people saying they won't help stop this pandemic by wearing masks, social distancing or vaccinating.
There's no point trying to convince people when they have their mind made up to NOT follow scientific recommendations re a pandemic.
I don't get it at all, it's mind boggling to me. But so be it. I'm done with talking about it here.

neffdave

Active member

Member since 08 November 2020

Monteverde, Limón

neffdave

12 April 2021 23:34:24

neffdave

12 April 2021 23:34:24

#42

Monteverde, Limón

I am very concerned about the elderly all over the World who received the mRNA vaccines i.e. Moderna and Pfizer. I am afraid we will start seeing one of two things....... Shots yearly as boosters OR New vaccines due to the number of Variants. I have elderly neighbors who without thinking waited up to 5 hours in line to receive a vaccine. Not one that I have spoken to had any reservations about not receiving the shot. I understand that when one is elderly or has an underlying medical issue they are terrified of having Covid and this pushes them into taking these decisions.

When the Science of a new vaccine convinces me otherwise I will get the shot.