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Giedrė Maumevičiūtė, SPA Director Vilnius Anykščiai, emphasized that the vaccination was carried out by decision of the Anykščiai District Municipality. This, like other health facilities, is not currently operating due to quarantine restrictions.
“Last week, we received a request from the Anykščiai District Municipality to provide a list of all company employees who would agree to be vaccinated. We asked the representatives of the municipality several times if we were really among those vaccinated in order of priority, but they assured us that it was our turn as an institution to vaccinate the employees, ”confirmed G. Maumevičiūtė in a press release.
According to her, the municipality was given a list of all employees who agreed to be vaccinated according to the established order of priority: from those with the greatest possible contact with clients to administrative staff, which allows specialists to assess which staff really need. be vaccinated. But the invitation, according to the head of the company, was received by all the first on the list.
“We sincerely believe that both Anykščiai and all other municipalities carry out the vaccination process in accordance with established laws and procedures, and that the institutions that receive invitations to submit lists do so in an honest, timely and transparent manner, as we did. us, understand the importance of the process for society, “said G. Maumevičiūtė.
Last week, Sigutis Obelevičius, mayor of Anykščiai district municipality, told BNS that after receiving 600 vaccines, about a tenth of them were administered to the health center employees’ vaccines, which was done according to with the order of priority established by the Minister of Health Arūnas Dulkis. The mayor said the order lacks logic, because the municipality, according to him, would prefer to vaccinate people who are below the priority list, but who have contacts with other people.
SPA Vilnius in Anykščiai has a license for health care activities, so its employees are given priority by order of the Minister. A. Dulkys emphasized that no violations had been committed during the vaccination of SPA employees and said he had no doubt that other priority groups would be vaccinated in the near future.
Mr. Dulkis’s order on priorities for COVID-19 vaccination sets out vaccination of physicians, high-risk patients, residents, and care facility staff first, followed by volunteers and ‘other staff. in personal health care centers. ‘
According to the Department of Statistics, the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine in Lithuania was administered to more than 57,000 people. people, both doses – almost 9 thousand.
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