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In the last hours a barrage of complaints from doctors and nurses from various parts of the country has arrived. Health workers complain that they were informed today that their vaccination, which was scheduled to start on Monday, is postponed, with no new date being set.
These complaints about areas like Arcadia, Ilia, Messinia, Messolonghi, Chalkida, Volos are highlighted by the local media, while they are also highlighted via Twitter by the president of OENGE (Federation of Hospital Physicians Associations), George.
All of this is happening just a day after the government resigned after clamoring for priority vaccines from its executives at the expense of health workers.
As reported by e-thessalia.gr, the deputy commander of the 5th RAE contacted the administration of the Volos Hospital and announced that there will be no health vaccination on Monday at the Hospital and no vaccines will be sent on Sunday. The decision, according to the website, is also said to affect hospitals in central Greece, where vaccinations were planned.
Respectively, according to document.gr, vaccination cancellations will also apply to the prefectures of Ilia, Messinia and Arcadia, while the apokalypseis.com publish a document that is supposedly the notification to medical personnel, which says:
After verbal communication from the 6th RAE, the vaccination will not begin on Monday 4.1.2021, so the appointments are not valid. Newer instructions are expected. Inform all colleagues. Of the administration.
The “Ef.Syn”. contacted Giannis Kardelis, governor of the 6th Health District, who states that the vaccines were not postponed and that they begin on Monday in eight hospitals in his region, including Agios Andreas in Patras, the General Hospital of Agrinio, the General Hospital de Agrinio, General Hospital of Ioannina.
Regarding Volos and the commander of the 5th RAE, Fotis Seretis, they issued a statement in which they express:
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Vaccination at the Volos General Hospital was never postponed as currently vaccinations are carried out in nine (9) Hospitals in the country, including the Larissa General Hospital, where vaccinations are carried out without problems.
The Volos General Hospital, as well as the other Hospitals of the 5th Ministry of Health, will carry out the vaccinations of the personnel in the next period of time, as scheduled.
A well-equipped Vaccination Center has already been established at the Volos General Hospital and the training of personnel who will carry out vaccinations has been completed.
What was learned from the Minister of Health is that on Monday the vaccination of health workers in forty hospitals in the country will begin and will be gradually extended to the rest.
What remains to be clarified is whether, now, there are fewer than forty hospitals that will initiate the procedures and if the status of the κράτος staff was blocked again in this critical period.
