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Rudolf Schmitzberger, Head of the Vaccination Department at the Medical Association, agrees: “Life as it was before the pandemic may now seem tangible. But I consider it too optimistic to expect it in the first half of 2021.” The vaccine could probably be widely rolled out by the end of January, “when there are around two million vaccines available for Austria.” Anschober also refers to the availability factor in the “careful and careful” and logistically complex implementation of the vaccination plan. Expect the first partial deliveries of the BioNTech Pfizer preparation this week.
However: Kollaritsch is convinced that everyday life will be much safer for everyone who has been vaccinated. Regardless of whether you’re shopping or at a family gathering, at the gym (reopened after closing), or at the hair salon: “You stay with people who haven’t been vaccinated in some way it is still co-responsible, but for oneself the situation becomes much more bearable. “In multi-generational households, infections can continue to occur:” Those that could be life threatening will be well protected for the foreseeable future. “
Quick relief is expected in hospitals and homes for the burdened and elderly, and later in schools, provided the willingness to vaccinate is high enough. “The nervousness will certainly diminish and you will be able to act much more carefree. For vaccinated people, everything becomes safer in one go because it is reliably protected against a severe course or even death as a result of a corona infection.“Kollaritsch said.
