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According to reports from the Pfizer company and the structure of the Commissioner for Emergency, tomorrow, Wednesday, December 30, 94,770 doses of the Anti-Covid vaccine will arrive in Lombardy, which will be distributed immediately in the HUB centers. as of Thursday, December 31 “.
The Councilor for Welfare of the Lombardy Region, Giulio Gallera, announced in a note in the last hours. “According to the information received – Councilor Gallera continues – for the month of January 491,400 doses of vaccines will arrive in our region, divided into five different dates. They will be used to complete the first administrations and start the booster injection ”. According to the national schedule, the results will be carried out on the following days: December 30 (81 trays), January 4, 2021 (76 trays), January 11 (83 trays), January 18 (82 trays), January 25 (98 trays).
“Each tray contains 195 vials – explains Giacomo Lucchini, regional director of the national anti-Covid vaccination campaign – and from each vial, in accordance with the latest provisions, 6 doses of vaccine are obtained. The number of doses and the time of Delivery will be confirmed from time to time during the daily meetings between the Regions and the Structure of Commissioners. “
“After the Vaccination Day last Sunday – Gallera concludes – we entered the real operational phase in close connection with the Emergency Commissioner. We can finally begin to glimpse a light at the end of the tunnel of this pandemic that has marked our Region and the entire world. We have not won yet, but we are following these phases with optimism and with a strong sense of responsibility ”. In this first phase, health workers and people who work in hospitals in various capacities, general practitioners and pediatricians, guests and operators of the RSA, employees and volunteers of the emergency emergency services are vaccinated. In recent weeks, and on these days in particular, daily meetings have been held with representatives of Lombard health centers to define all the details of this delicate vaccination campaign.
