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Vaccination against the coronavirus will be free and voluntary, and if the right amount is available, everyone can receive it, the chief physician of the National Institute of Hematology and Infectious Diseases at South Pest Central Hospital said on Saturday, speaking to M1.
János Slavik He said that several countries are beginning to vaccinate their citizens with vaccines that they have manufactured themselves, but there are also examples of some countries delivering vaccines to other states.
In several states, the registry is kept for those who request the vaccination, and in other places the so-called vaccination plan is developed for who can get the vaccine first and then the order in which people are vaccinated.
There is a general consensus that the elderly, the sick and healthcare workers should be vaccinated first. In many places, the elderly living in social homes and those who work there are vaccinated.
János Slavik said.
He added that they are followed by people who are responsible for the operation of that country, that is, members of the police and the army, as well as public officials, and those who are at risk in some way, such as meeting many people.
In response to a question, he explained the experience that a supposed plateau develops 2-3 weeks after the introduction of restrictions and then the number of infected people decreases; In Hungary, neither the number of infected people nor the death toll has increased significantly in the recent period, meaning the epidemic has reached such a plateau.
Some researchers speculate that in the coming days, if they’re lucky, the number of infected people could start to decline.
He said, adding that the reduction in the number of deaths will follow this in a few weeks as many older people are hospitalized.
He also mentioned that the Swedish example indicates that a large part of the population will not be infected with the coronavirus, that is, vaccination should create immunity in the herd, because if 50-60 percent of the population is resistant, it cannot be develop a major epidemic.
János Slavik emphasized that people must comply with epidemiological measures during the next vacation.
I think people should recognize that this Christmas is not like the previous ones.
– He said.
(MTI)
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