[ad_1]
The German Interior Minister Horst seehofer refused to be vaccinated with AstraZeneca vaccine, thus rejecting a pertinent invitation from the Minister of Health Jens Span.
“My response to Jens Spann’s invitation is ‘no!’ “I will not allow anyone to patronize me,” Zeehofer told the BILD newspaper, but declined to comment on the vaccine itself, which is now recommended in Germany and recommended for people under the age of 60.
According to the newspaper, Mr. Span summoned members of the government over 60 years of age during the cabinet meeting yesterday to get vaccinated with AstraZeneca, in order to help build trust for this vaccine. THE invitation Chancellor Angela Merkel (66), Vice Chancellor and Finance Minister Olaf Soltz (62), Interior Minister Horst Seehofer (71), Economy Minister Peter Altmeier (62), and Development Cooperation Minister , Gerd (65). The Minister of Health addressed a similar invitation to the Prime Ministers of the states. “I’ll do it as soon as it’s my turn, and with AstraZeneca,” Lower Saxony Prime Minister Stephan Weil, 62, said through his spokesman, who said the state had not yet vaccinated the 60-year-old group. 69 years.
Earlier today, however, the 65-year-old federal president Frank-Walter Steinmeier received the first dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine at the Berlin Armed Forces Hospital. “A small sting with a big impact, a small sting that can make a difference,” said Health Minister Jens Spann, expressing satisfaction.
Asked by the Minister of the Interior, Horst Seehofer, he clarified that he did not address any minister specifically asking him to be vaccinated with AstraZeneca and expressed the understanding for those who wish to consult their doctor in advance. “In some cases there is a risk of thrombosis.” And then it makes sense to use a different vaccine, “he said.
Regarding himself, Mr. Span, who is 40 years old, stated that, “without having consulted a doctor yet,” he considers that there is no such risk and stated that, when it is his turn, he will agree to be vaccinated with any available vaccine, including AstraZeneca.
However, the minister again asked citizens for a lot of attention for the Easter period and pointed out that he also canceled his plans to visit his family. “We continue with the video calls,” he said characteristically.
