Šimonytė on water announced by Uspaskich: how much is moral, voters should probably evaluate it



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“On the one hand, this is not surprising, because vaccines are always a subject that receives a lot of misinformation, not only about the coronavirus, but about all other vaccines. There are really many conspiracy theories about vaccines and many attempts to play on people’s emotions and the fact that information is not always known, “I. Šimonytė told LRT radio.

“This is what we have tried from the beginning to make sure that when mass vaccination begins, we will try to inform people as fully as possible so that those who have doubts … can make that decision,” added the first Minister. that there are about a third of those who doubt whether they should be vaccinated.

Meanwhile, evaluating the water announced by Labor Party Chairman Viktor, MEP Viktor Uspaskich, which could supposedly protect against COVID-19, the prime minister said it was likely a politician’s business plan.

“Water is very expensive, it seems like one person is just trying to seize the opportunity and make money. When it comes to morality, voters should probably appreciate it. But as experience shows, voters always value Mr. Victor’s morale very leniently, “he said.

However, I. Šimonytė, when asked why the information about the supposedly special water providing immunity to COVID-191 was not denied, stated that the Government would not deny any incorrect information that appeared, because it did not make sense. However, according to the Prime Minister, when mass vaccination against COVID-19 begins, the Government will try to inform the public as much as possible.

“Now we are talking about the stage in which people who work on the front line are vaccinated. Without a doubt, the public information campaign will be carried out and we will really try to inform people sincerely, and not try to hide some truth where people have natural questions, ”said I. Šimonytė.

“But running after every piece of misinformation is really a nonsense thing, because there is a lot of that misinformation and other issues.”

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