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The researchers also conclude with little consolation that, sooner or later, most people will be exposed to delta strains.
This is what people say:
“I’m not going to vaccinate, I don’t want to.”
“I haven’t thought about it yet, I’m sick, and now I don’t even know, I have that passport of opportunities, I don’t need to get vaccinated yet, and then I’ll see how it goes. It hasn’t been long yet, I want to see if it’s really safe or not. “
“No, I wasn’t. I’m sick, and that crown isn’t terrible to me really.”
Oh, as the doctors at Alytus Hospital explain, there are things to fear. Recently, coronavirus hospital beds have started to fill up rapidly. Of forty beds, 34 are occupied. Most of those who fuck are unvaccinated people. Of the five resuscitation sites, two save lives. And above all it is not vaccinated.
“Thirteen patients were treated at resuscitation, thirteen patients in this wave from, say, August, of whom only two were vaccinated,” says Deputy Director Dmitry Kaciurin.
The last day and the whole country returned, according to experts, almost to April. Up to 1,298 coronavirus cases were detected per day. Sixteen people died, thirteen dead, not vaccinated or only partially vaccinated. These statistics led Lithuania to the European record: mortality from COVID-19 infection in our country, according to the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control, is the highest in the European Union.
“Chronic diseases lead to both a more severe course of disease and more frequent infections. Next, no doubt, is vaccination. We are really very or very little vaccinated. 61 percent, in the delta, with the spread of the delta variety, that’s certainly not what we want. Older people, people of respectable age, who usually die, have not been vaccinated even 60 percent, “says Rolanda Lingienė, head of the Vilnius department.
Children are also worried. Only 30 percent of them have been vaccinated in Lithuania. However, according to Lingienė, they are a great means of spreading the virus, because they constantly revolve around the oldest ones. Lithuanian researchers have also studied how one of the most popular Pfizer vaccines in our country has worked, eighty percent.
“Those who are vaccinated reduce their risk of dying from COVID by at least twenty times,” said Jonas Bačelis, a spokesman for Statistics Lithuania.
The study shows that the vaccine is effective for about half a year. So the researchers say that revaccination is necessary. The effectiveness of the vaccine is less than 80 percent in the elderly and more than 90 percent in the young.
“People who were vaccinated in February have had enough time from the day of vaccination to July 1, which means that the vaccine is the least effective for them. Those who have been vaccinated recently, at the end of July, have the greater effectiveness of the vaccine. The bottom line is that the earlier a person is vaccinated, the less effective the vaccine is, “says J. Bačelis.
And the predictions, scientists say, are none. Sooner or later, it seems that almost everyone will be infected.
“Bad news if with the … strain we still had some chance of having a herd immunity, then if some people receive circular immunizations, those people would not get infected, it is similar to the delta strain, we have one of the cases that ‘What we have seen in humans and the possibilities of success It is not clear when it will be possible for non-immunized people to avoid becoming infected until the end of the pandemic ”, says Aistis Šimaitis, analyst at the Government Chancellery.
The same study found that people who were vaccinated in a hospital ward were ten times less likely than those who were not vaccinated. And even if such arguments do not convince people, as scientists and the government say, as the fall progresses, we will have to close schools again and go back to working from home. So the government is not only asking for vaccines, but also for more caution.
“Proper use of masks and all other recommendations. If we vaccinate at the same time, do tests and we all adhere to the same masks, I think we will go through this difficult period, ”says Minister Arūnas Dulkys.
Experts say that so far the worst situation due to morbidity is in educational institutions, when employees return to offices, chimneys are already beginning to be found in workplaces. In Lithuania, a total of 311,000 people have contracted a treacherous infection since the start of the pandemic, according to Statistics Lithuania, and nearly 10,000 are still ill.
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