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They will be more than 200 million doses of vaccine available for Italy from the first quarter of 2021. The first to arrive will be those of Pfizer and BioNTech, from the end of January. These and other advances in Vaccination plan it arose during the Parents Group, according to what was learned from majority sources.
The vaccination plan of the Ministry of Health will be illustrated by the minister Roberto Speranza tomorrow, December 2, in the morning in the Senate and in the afternoon in the Chamber. Let’s see what it consists of.
Speranza presents the vaccine plan on Wednesday
To the leaders of the majority group, Speranza announced that Italy will be the first of the European countries to present the coronavirus vaccine distribution plan in Parliament. Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte was also present at the summit, held at Palazzo Chigi.
Speranza said that “between January 23 and 26” the 3.4 million doses produced by Pfizer and BioNTech will arrive, which will be enough to vaccinate 1.7 million people. The announcement is slightly different from what Arcuri said a few days ago.
In total, 202 million doses are expected to start arriving in the first quarter of 2021. Each dose, added the minister, “needs a withdrawal and we don’t know how much immunity there is.” The Plan has been defined as “dynamic” by government sources, because it will depend in part on the availability of the doses “on the basis of which we will organize ourselves for administration.”
What will the vaccination plan for Italy be like?
Once they arrive in Italy, the doses “will go directly to the 300 points” where the mass vaccination will take place. These will be gods large public spaces, like fairs and gyms.
The vaccine will first be given to doctors, nurses and healthcare workers. If doses are maintained, vaccinations will begin for those RSA staff and guests. Then we will move on to more than 80, people between 60-70, essential workers, school supplies, etc.
According to HuffPost, they will not rely on primary care physicians for vaccines. Instead, the army will be employed.
Furthermore, the implementation of a vaccination monitoring network with an information system that will be linked to regional systems is likely. Vaccines will not be mandatory, but an awareness campaign will begin. The goal is to achieve herd immunity with 40 million Italians vaccinated.
