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Countdown to the start of vaccinations against the coronavirus in our country, on Sunday, December 27
The first vaccines against the coronavirus arrived in our country on Christmas Day.
According to OREN, the first Pfizer truck, which transports the first doses of the vaccines, passed through Promachonas customs at 6 p.m. on Friday. Also present was the Vice Minister of Civil Protection and Crisis Management, Nikos Hardalias, who coordinates the entire operation.
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The first vaccines arrived in Greece.
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The first vaccines arrived in Greece.
The truck heads to the warehouses where the vaccines will be stored, accompanied by strong police forces. It is noted that the location of these spaces remains a secret.
On Sunday, December 27, the first vaccinations will begin in five reference hospitals in Attica (Evangelismos, Sotiria, Attikon, Thriasio, Asklipieio Voulas), as is already known. People who are in the first line of health and those who are in closed structures will be vaccinated first.
On Sunday 12/27, the President of the Republic Katerina Sakellaropoulou and Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will be vaccinated.
By December 30, we will unexpectedly receive the first large batch of Pfizer vaccines. 83,850 doses.
According to information from SKAI, the shipment of vaccines will continue tonight North greece and will start tomorrow Saturday for the Attica patrol car escort. The vaccines will be transported to a warehouse.
From there it will be distributed to 4 other department stores and initially in Thessaloniki and Karditsa, which was visited and inspected by Nikos Hardalias yesterday. They will be distributed to the centers where the first vaccinations will be carried out.
Police measures for the storage of vaccines will involve 5,000 police officers, while the storage of storage areas and vaccination centers will be 24 hours a day.
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