The vaccines arrived in Plovdiv on a sausage bus and were placed in a Soviet ZIL.

The first shipment of vaccines “Pfizer / BioNTech” arrived in Plovdiv, where she was transported from Sofia in a sausage bus and guarded by a police cordon. As is known, on early Saturday morning there was the firstCOVID-19 The vaccines were delivered from Brussels by specialized transport and were received by the Minister of Health and other officials at the National Center for Infectious and Parasitic Diseases in Sofia.

Of those who came to Sofia 9750 vaccines, 1,100 left for Plovdiv and others for Burgas, as the plan is for vaccination in these three districts to start on December 27.

Vaccine doses delivered to RHI-Plovdiv will not be stored in a freezer, and in a normal refrigerator, because they will be used in the next five days.

Shortly after the delivery of the important shipment, Prime Minister Boyko Borissov arrived there in a jeep, accompanied by the Ministers of Defense and Health. This was the second stop on his tour of the area, having previously inspected the construction of the complex’s special forces complex. “Claw.”

The director of RHI-Plovdiv, Dr. Vanya Tancheva-Mancheva, tried unsuccessfully to escape the camera of the prime minister’s publicist, Sevdelina Arnaudova. “Show us vaccination and vaccination rooms”, ordered the Minister of Health of Tancheva, who welcomed the senior guests. As he led them through the corridors to where the doses were stored, he realized that he had entrusted the vaccines to a former Soviet ZIL. The prime minister was left with the impression that it was a truck, but in the end they came across a Soviet refrigerator of the same brand. He opened to see that the precious vaccines were there, but the prime minister quickly ordered: “Close.”

INaxin can be stored at 2-8 degrees for 5 days. The RHI assured that they will administer the doses for these five days and thus the requirements for their storage with special freezers are eliminated.

The EU may in a moment say: let’s see who is vaccinated

The prime minister urged the health minister to carry out a detailed vaccination campaign and suggested that the EU may request a vaccination document in the future.

“Knowing how the Union works, Member States, like the Greeks introduced PCR tests, will at some point tell you to see who is vaccinated and who is not. Then they don’t have to do it again … And we have an electronic list“, he said.

An electronic system will issue a document to those vaccinated, if they need it, Health Minister Kostadin Angelov explained.

From Borissov’s words it was clear that the current vaccination will be a test of the way it will happen next year:

“Today we have Sofia, Plovdiv and Burgas, Varna, they arrive today. The 28th – Tarnovo, Vratsa. And right after the New Year, this will be a test right now, and now that the tens of thousands of shots are coming, it will be easier.“

Defense Minister Krassimir Karakachanov said the army will first vaccinate doctors and physicians from “first line“. The vaccination of top military leaders should serve as an example, added Karakachanov.

The campaign in Plovdiv begins under the supervision of the mayor and the district.

At the start of the campaign on Sunday be get vaccinated 163 doctors from the 12 hospitals in Plovdiv and the district, and among the first will be the president of the BMA Dr. Ivan Madjarov. Over the next four days, another 440 doctors, or a total of 603 in the city and district, will be vaccinated, reported by RHI.

ABOUTthe explosive governor Dani Kanazireva and the mayor of Plovdiv Zdravko Dimitrov will be present pthe first vaccines in four hospitals, to support doctors.

The first vaccine will be administered at 10.00 am at the University Hospital “St. George”, where most of those who wish to be vaccinated during the five days – a total of 200 doctors, nurses and nurses. An hour later, the trial will begin at Caspela and Pulmed Hospitals. Subsequently, the immunization of the municipal hospital staff will begin. “Santa Mina“as well as in the other eight hospitals.