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His wife, the economist Kaetana Numa, reported on the decision of the main shareholder of Vilniaus Prekyba Group to get vaccinated on the social network Facebook.
The woman wrote that Nerijus felt great after the vaccine, there were no side effects, the temperature was normal, his hand was not swollen.
“Nerijus thanks Sophie, who vaccinated him very quickly and professionally,” Kaetana wrote in the photo.
The businessman was registered for vaccination by his wife.
When asked what to do with the possibility of vaccination, but hesitant, Nerijus replies that he enthusiastically vaccinated himself at the first opportunity, and only after vaccination did he know which vaccine he was given.
Thus it coincided that Nerius reached the middle of the vaccine queue, since yesterday it was announced that the United Kingdom had already vaccinated more than half of the adult population, about 27 million. people.
Until then, he had been patiently and honestly waiting for his turn in this free universal population vaccination program, and I registered him for the vaccine this week after he began vaccinating the population over 50, ”wrote Kaetana in the social network. .
On Saturday, the UK government called its COVID-19 vaccination program a “great success” after announcing that half of the country’s population had already been vaccinated.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said the largest vaccination campaign, launched in early December, was making “great leaps” in the country’s history.
A record number of people were vaccinated in the country on Friday, including Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
The first dose of AstraZeneca was given to him in the same London hospital where he fought COVID-19 for his life almost a year ago.
Almost 27 million have already been vaccinated in Britain. people; Last week, the average daily consumption was 421 thousand. vaccine dose.
