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The journey of the first doses of the vaccine The first 9,750 doses of the drug from Pfizer BionTech entered our country aboard a black, temperature-controlled van that crossed the border at the Brenner Pass at 9:30 am on Christmas Day. Escorted by the police, the vehicle arrived in Rome where it was always under surveillance in a military barracks.
Vaccine distribution The start of the vaccination campaign is officially set for December 27: the doses to be administered in Rome will remain in Spallanzani, all the others will pass through the center of the Pratica di Mare military airport where with 5 planes, 60 vehicles and approximately 250 soldiers will be transferred to the rest of the regions so that on Sunday morning Vaccine Day can be triggered throughout the country.
The vaccination campaign After the Vaccine day, subsequent doses will arrive directly from the Pfizer factory at the 300 administration sites indicated by the Commissioner for Emergency Domenico Arcuri and at that moment the real vaccination campaign for health workers and RSA staff and guests. With a constant eye on the trend in epidemic numbers, an increase in the curve would slow down vaccines.
Di Maio: “As the vaccine was promised before the end of the year” “We said that before the end of the year we would start vaccinations and it will be. The first vaccines will be for our medical staff who work daily to save lives, putting their lives at risk ”. Chancellor Luigi Di Maio writes on Facebook. I wish our white forces a Merry Christmas and thank you for everything you are doing, even today on this day of celebration. We will regain our freedoms and we will embrace each other again ”.
Pope: “The vaccine is hope, it is within everyone’s reach” “Today, in this time of darkness and uncertainty about the pandemic, several lights of hope appear, such as the discoveries of vaccines. But for these lights to illuminate and bring hope to everyone, they must be available to everyone. We cannot allow them. closed nationalisms – were the words of the Pope before the Urbi et Orbi blessing – prevent us from living as the true human family that we are ”.
Zingaretti: “Long battle but with the vaccine you can turn the page” “Spallanzani at work to be ready for #VaccineDay. The battle is still long, we are only at the beginning, but we can turn the page.” The secretary of the Democratic Party and president of the Lazio Region, Nicola Zingaretti, writes it on Facebook, thanking “all the health workers until today on the front line, for them, for everyone. Let’s keep following the rules to win! ! “.
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