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“It could probably cheer, as we say, to give candy to everyone because situations are now being modeled in more liberal ways.
We get a lot of very detailed requests from event organizers on how they would organize events to keep them safe. We got this increase battery, and immediately after Easter we will sit down to consider and make certain decisions, we should definitely allow more activities, but with a security element maintained, ”reported Ž.Gudlevičienė.
Communication is changing
The prime minister’s adviser also praised the improved communication of the Ministry of Health (SAM) during the program, which has not been criticized recently.
“Last week, I saw that the communication style is changing a bit, more people are communicating in the ministry, clearer messages are sent.
But I want to remind you that when former Minister Aurelius Veryga appeared on television shows every day in the spring, what did we hear then? “As much as possible, we can talk about the same thing every day.” It will never be the case that everything is good for everyone: there are different people, different opinions, “said Ž.Gudlevičienė.
The Prime Minister’s adviser stressed that additional measurement tools are needed for vaccination, wider communication, but it all depends on both finances and public procurement.
“Perhaps the intergovernmental period was confusing, when some ended, others still did not take power, and at that time, at a time that was really very responsible for the country, and with increasing morbidity, the second wave and the arrival of the vaccines, the situation was not in our favor. Well, that communication got a bit screwed up.
However, I really saw an improvement last week and I think we will get a good momentum: the brochures are ready, they are being shared, I know that the forces are focused on translating the information into Polish and other languages. To reach all audiences in Lithuania ”, emphasized the Minister’s Counselor.
“Green passports” for vaccinated people
The Prime Minister’s Advisor agrees that “green passports” would encourage vaccinated people to be more active in vaccinating, and such vaccination certificates would be recorded in the app.
“These works are being done now: how to program a device of this type. There are maneuvers between vaccination, relapse, tests, these three criteria will be included in that application,” explained the adviser to the prime minister.
Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonytė previously announced that the largest number of people had been vaccinated on Wednesday, considering the entire COVID-19 vaccination period. He pointed out that there is no problem with the slowness of vaccination, because according to the Prime Minister, the stock of vaccines, which is now in storage, is available these days and will be exhausted soon.
“19 thousand people, the highest number of vaccines administered in a single day to date. Of course, some of them were the second dose, because there is already something to vaccinate, but about 12 thousand. People received the first vaccine and I think we will maintain that pace at least for the next few days.
These are definitely the balances that have been received this week, “I. Šimonytė told” Žinių radiju “on Thursday.
