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For him vaccination strategy against coronavirus in Greece, the Prime Minister spoke Kyriakos Mitsotakis, clarifying that Greece will receive more than 25 million doses.
“We would be making a big mistake if this great success of science with the discovery of the vaccine, led us to greater complacency. The exact opposite must be done. Now that we know that there is light at the end of the tunnel, now that we are almost certain that that, in the first half of 2021, we will have achieved a adequate level of vaccination To get out of this crisis, this same information must make us stronger and more focused to observe the protection measures ”, emphasized Kyriakos Mitsotakis during the teleconference on the vaccination strategy.
The Prime Minister stressed that the vaccine will be free for all the citizens.
“I insist on free access of all Greek women and men in the vaccine, because this government from the very beginning treated the vaccine as a public good. That is why it will be available for free to everyone without exception. It is our obligation, but at the same time, in this way, our commitment to the protection of public health is declared ”, he said.
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More than 25 million installments in Greece
Greece will receive more than 25 million doses Covid-19 vaccines Through pre-purchase contracts signed by the European Union with pharmaceutical companies, while the first deliveries are expected in early 2021, as announced by Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
Referring to vaccination plan He stressed that “special structures will be developed in Primary Health Care throughout the country so that we can implement this massive vaccination. And of course there will be mobile teams that will vaccinate health homes or other fellow citizens, who for various reasons will not be able to move.
The Prime Minister noted that yesterday in Parliament he asked all parties to send a representative to National Vaccination Committee, which will develop the vaccination program, adding that the corresponding plan must be invested with the “maximum possible political consent.”
“It is very, very important to convince our fellow citizens that the vaccine will not only be effective, but also safe,” he said.
