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The priority group includes those teachers who have been assigned to serve during quarantine by government resolutions or other decisions that require direct contact with the students who are being educated.
Priority will also be given to vaccinating staff of educational institutions who will have direct contact with students when schools resume work.
Together with residents who provide and receive social services, employees of other legal entities that provide cleaning, food or other services in social service institutions who have contact with the residents of the institution or who are in the facilities visited by residents of the institution can also be vaccinated.
The vaccination procedure for people with coronavirus or who have antibodies has been clarified by order of the Minister. People diagnosed with COVID-19 will be able to get vaccinated three months after the date of diagnosis. If the disease has not been diagnosed, but the test shows the presence of antibodies in the body, that person can be vaccinated 60 days after the date of the antibody test result.
The vaccination of the population is carried out in the order of priority provided for in this Order and, only after the vaccination of one priority group, it is necessary to move on to the next. How quickly the vaccination scope will be expanded will depend on the vaccine supply.
The vaccination plan is based on the information currently available on the scope of the priority groups and the vaccine supply plans. The schedule is based on BioNTech and Pfizer and Moderna vaccine delivery schedules. Quantities delivered in the second through fourth quarters were distributed assuming that the vaccine supply would be constant each week.
The vaccination plan will be updated when new data is received on the supply of vaccines to Lithuania. During the preparation of the plan, it was assumed that 60 percent. People in the priority group will want to be vaccinated when it is their turn to be vaccinated and they will be vaccinated after 3 months. from the diagnosis of the disease.
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