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699 people were vaccinated against COVID-19 yesterday. This was announced by the Minister of Health Prof. Kostadin Angelov during a visit to the Sofia Hospital “St. Anna”. He explained that most of those vaccinated are in Plovdiv, followed by Sofia, Burgas and the Sofia district.
The Minister of Health noted that there was no evidence that anyone had shown any side effects.
“Very mild pain at the injection site. This effect is good and shows that there is a reaction from the body,” explained Prof. Angelov.
According to Prime Minister Boyko Borissov, the measures introduced in the country were “very timely, precise and respectful to the maximum of freedom, rights and movement of people.”
“The pressure on intensive care units has diminished. Our great joy is that the healed are many times more than the newly infected,” emphasized the Prime Minister.
“Calm down, explain more and we will achieve a high vaccination rate of the population, which will deal with the coronavirus,” he said.
Prof.Baltov: More and more doctors want to get vaccinated against COVID-19
Borissov pointed out that more and more information about vaccines is arriving and that is why health authorities will be able to explain it to people.
“Different vaccines will arrive so that GPs can know who is the best. Those who arrive by then, about 70-80,000, will be put in the front line and everyone else,” said the Prime Minister.
“You will see that we will reach the percentage now that our iconic doctors see it, those who believe in science and medicine. I even spoke to Mangarov, and they will vaccinate him. And vaccinate him in public, because he told me that he is 100% for vaccination ”, urged Borissov.
During the Prime Minister’s visit, the director of “St. Anna”, Dr. Slavcho Bliznakov, pointed out that there was a period when all the beds for COVID-19 patients in the hospital were occupied by patients. More than 30,000 patients pass through the hospital each year, as the hospital is the highest technology.
Immunization continues in other major cities in the country
Borissov noted that the government will allocate funds for a new scanner for “St. Anna” because the available equipment is outdated. The 1.4 million BGN needed will be provided through the budget of the Ministry of Health.
The government will also assist the hospital in the construction of a new chapel, and with the nearly 1 million BGN already provided by the Council of Ministers “St. Anna ”has an extremely modern invasive cardiology.
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