By April 15, a total of 41 of Zhongshan's 48 vaccination clinics have resumed operations, accounting for 85%, and the service capacity of the clinics has returned to about 70% of the previous level.

Lyu Haiying, chief physician of the health and epidemic prevention department of the Zhongshan Center for Disease Control and Prevention, said that the supply of vaccines in Zhongshan city was basically sufficient. She suggested that citizens consult and make appointments before going to the clinics to get vaccinated.

At present, all vaccination clinics in Zhongshan city use an appointment system. Parents can make appointments online or by telephone. After a successful appointment, the recipient and accompanying personnel should visit the clinics within the agreed time.

Due to epidemic prevention and control measures in February, some vaccination clinics stopped service, causing some children missed scheduled immunization program vaccinations. Vaccination clinics will re-arrange vaccination plans as soon as possible.