G.Koryzna: Opponents of vaccines account for about 7 percent. audiences, but are more visible



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According to him, according to discussions on social networks, four groups can be distinguished: those who positively evaluate vaccines represent about 60 percent. there is also a group of undecided, a third group that is indifferent to the pandemic and a fourth group that is categorically opposed to vaccination.

Photo from the Kaunas clinics / Vaccination of employees with the COVID-19 vaccine has started in the Kaunas clinics.

Photo from the Kaunas clinics / Vaccination of employees with the COVID-19 vaccine has started in the Kaunas clinics.

“The fourth group is hostile and generally very categorical against vaccination, representing almost 7.2 percent of the total audience. Only such a small number, but they are extremely active on social media, they are extremely visible,” said G Koryzna during the meeting of the Seimas Defense and National Security Committee on Monday.

He also said that evaluating the activities of opponents of vaccination shows that they are administrators, coordinators of certain sites, “these are really people who are not amateurs, not ordinary seniors, both technologically and psychologically.”

The Army’s Chief of Strategic Communications said that the opponents of vaccination coordinate their activities, seeking to disrupt the work of official institutions, for example, by organizing massive emails with provocative content to parliamentarians, authorities, etc.

The first batch of coronavirus vaccine developed by BioNTech and Pfizer arrived in Lithuania over the weekend, and 2,270 medical workers were vaccinated on Sunday, the first day of vaccination. A second shipment of vaccines arrived in the country on Monday.

Deputy Health Minister Živilė Simonaitytė says staff working directly with COVID-19 patients are expected to be vaccinated in January, and there will be no mass vaccinations in the first quarter of this year.



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