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Mexicali receives first COVID-19 vaccine

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MEXICALI, B.C. (KYMA, KECY) - The first batch of COVID-19 vaccines has arrived to the general hospital in Mexicali.

The national guard delivered the vaccines Tuesday but started applying vaccines to healthcare workers Wednesday.

Officials made sure the vaccines were delivered with the strongest security in the community.

Volunteers and government officials continue to ensure the vaccines are administered in an orderly and safe manner to frontline workers and will work their way through the next phases.

In this first phase, roughly 10,000 Pfizer brand vaccines arrived to Baja California.

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Nassieli Pizano

Nassieli Pizano, nacida en Mexicali Baja California, Lic. en Ciencias de la Comunicación de la UABC, comenzó su carrera periodística en medios televisivos en Mexicali en el año 2003, para luego emigrar a Estados Unidos y continuar ejerciendo su labor como reportera en el Valle Imperial para Telemundo 3 en agosto del 2018.

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Brandon Mejia joins the news team as the evening anchor for KSWT. You can catch him weeknight at 6 and 10 p.m.

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Sumiko Keil has served as the Digital Content Producer since March 2019.

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