In the vaccination center in Hall 8 of the former Toulouse exhibition center, on the Ile du Ramier. – FRED SCHEIBER / SIPA
Last weekend, nearly 4,250 people were vaccinated during a special operation organized in Hall 8 of the former Toulouse Exhibition Center, on the Ile du Ramier. As part of the acceleration of vaccination, this vaccinodrome will reopen its doors this weekend. And from next Wednesday, people over 70, or those at high risk, will be able to receive their first dose 7 days a week, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. It will only be by appointment, 14,000 slots will gradually open.
Dozens of volunteers from SAMU 31, firefighters, voluntary associations of Civil Security and the Army Health Service, and many health professionals, doctors, nurses and students who will be on the bridge to do turn this XXL size vaccination center.
It complements the 31 other vaccination centers spread over the entire Haute-Garonne territory are also increasing their capacity to vaccinate from this week. Just like the Vaccibus device which crisscrosses the department and will be this Saturday April 3, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Montesquieu-Volvestre, where it will primarily vaccinate vulnerable elderly people.
To obtain an appointment for the first and second injection of the Pfizer vaccine, all you have to do is log on to the keldoc site or by telephone on the dedicated platform 0 800 54 19 19 (toll-free number).