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Common sense prevailed
“It just came to our knowledge then. Certainly there was hesitation, but common sense prevailed. It was the negative information about the vaccine that caused the most thought. There were all kinds of theories,” the woman shared her excitement before the vaccination.
The assembled nurses were delighted that this vaccine was a true joy to the medical community. “It’s finally moving forward! It’s a really wonderful day,” said one of the nurses who participated in the first vaccination.
Like a mosquito bite
After the vaccination, G. Budrevičiūtė admitted on the JP news portal that the vaccination was routine. “It just came to our attention then. It’s like a mosquito bite,” laughed the Panevėžys resident.
According to her, the most important thing is to overcome fear and take a firm step towards vaccination. And although the woman shared anxiety before vaccination, she felt calm after that. “It just came to my attention then. Another vaccination on January 17, “said G. Budrevičiūtė.
The first seven
Arvydas Skorupskas, director of the Republican Panevėžys Hospital, said that 975 doses of the coronavirus vaccine arrived in Panevėžys on Saturday.
Arvydas Skorupskas
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“About 860 workers will be vaccinated. It may be that the number will drop if someone gets warm because you cannot vaccinate if there is a fever. In any case, the full vaccine will be used. We, the people of Panevėžys, start vaccines first, and now part of the vaccines will be taken to Utena and other medical institutions in Panevėžys county, ”said A. Skorupskas.
According to him, the priority is the first front to work with the infected. Also those who belong to the risk group.
Without a male G. Budrevičiūtė nurses, the first 6 people were vaccinated on Sunday morning: 4 nurses, 1 nursing assistant and a doctor. “I urge others to get vaccinated. In this way, we will protect our relatives, parents, grandparents and the whole of society,” said the director of the Republican Hospital Panevėžys.
Almost a thousand doses of the vaccine arrived
The vaccines arrived at the Republican Hospital Panevėžys BioNTech and Pfizer on the second day of Christmas, around 1 pm Almost a thousand were brought to the city. dose. As the medical staff themselves say, this is a real Christmas present.
© Kaunas Clinics
The vaccine shipment crossed the Lithuanian border in the evening from Friday to Saturday at 3.15. Two police teams and an Aro car began to monitor the country’s border, a special transport that carried vaccines.
The only approved vaccines
The BioNTech and Pfizer vaccine is the first and so far the only one authorized in the European Union, and the European Commission authorized its distribution on Monday, when it was recommended by the European Medicines Agency.
After the vaccination of doctors working in healthcare institutions in Lithuania, in the second stage, vaccines will be administered to employees and patients of medical institutions providing supportive care and nursing services.
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