Kikilias: “All of northern Greece is in the red” -Which prefectures are particularly at risk, according to S. Tsiodras | HELLAS



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At the start of his briefing, Health Minister Vassilis Kikilias emphasized that he does not need to emphasize how important and critical the situation the country is going through, noting that the NSS is under enormous pressure.

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The minister also stated that Mr. Tsiodras sent him the positive indicators by region, noting that “all of northern Greece is in ‘red'”.
Tsiodras asked me to mention in particular Grevena, the Lump, τη Drama, τη Larissa, τη Chalkidiki, the Pieria, τη Florina, τον Evros“Said Mr. Kikilias.

The Health Minister also pointed out that “we are entering winter days, the weather conditions do not help,” while later he stated that he understands the pressure and sacrifices that citizens make during the confinement.

The Minister of Health later referred to the enormous pressure facing the rest of Europe. “We are in a better place than the rest of Europe and I would like to urge you to make the effort, because nobody wants to see images like the rest of Europe,” Kikilias said.

The minister also thanked the nursing staff who is struggling and made a special mention to the nurses who came to Thessaloniki from Crete. “I am sure that if we observe the measures, we will succeed,” said Vassilis Kikilias.

The plan of the Ministry of Health for vaccination against coronavirus

Then, the Minister of Health proceeded to present the vaccination plan, when the vaccine will be available. At the beginning of the presentation, the minister stressed that vaccines save lives. As Mr. Kikilias said, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis called for the vaccination plan to be prepared immediately and for the vaccine to be free for all citizens.

The minister clarified that the supply will be centralized by the European Union, which has made agreements with six companies. The European Union will also contribute to the price of the vaccine so that countries will eventually receive the vaccine at a lower price. There will be 1,018 vaccination centers and they will be able to vaccinate 2,117,440 monthly citizens, with the following hierarchy: health will be vaccinated first, then vulnerable groups and finally the general population.



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