On-Campus COVID-19 Vaccination Begins at Toyosu and Omiya Campuses
2021/07/05
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The first dose of the new coronavirus vaccine for students, faculty and staff of SIT and faculty and staff of nearby educational institutions began on July 5 at both the Toyosu and Omiya campuses.
As vaccines are sensitive to temperature, SIT installed freezers with alarms to control proper temperature for preparation. Also on the day of vaccination, students could know crowdedness of the vaccination site through livestreaming.
There was no major congestion at the vaccination site, and many teachers and staff from nearby schools and company employees who outsourced their work visited the event.
A total of approximately 2100 (including 1600 students) were vaccinated. Students who completed the vaccination said, "It was smooth and easy, less crowded than large vaccination site.
students lined up at the reception desk
President Yamada at the reception desk
students waiting before the medical consultation
resting area
view of congestion at the Toyosu Campus
view of congestion at the Omiya Campus
As vaccines are sensitive to temperature, SIT installed freezers with alarms to control proper temperature for preparation. Also on the day of vaccination, students could know crowdedness of the vaccination site through livestreaming.
There was no major congestion at the vaccination site, and many teachers and staff from nearby schools and company employees who outsourced their work visited the event.
A total of approximately 2100 (including 1600 students) were vaccinated. Students who completed the vaccination said, "It was smooth and easy, less crowded than large vaccination site.
students lined up at the reception deskPresident Yamada at the reception deskstudents waiting before the medical consultationresting areaview of congestion at the Toyosu Campusview of congestion at the Omiya Campus