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Yazd University of Medical Sciences: Departments should prevent people who have not been vaccinated

Sep 17, 2021, 15:59 GMT+1

A spokesman for Yazd University of Medical Sciences called on employers and the province's administrative apparatus to impose entry restrictions on employees and clients who have not been vaccinated. He noted that from the "next few months" social services will be provided only to the vaccinated

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