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On Friday, the deputy mayor of Šilalė announced on social media that, together with the doctors from Šilal junto, more people had been vaccinated against the coronavirus, such as the executives of the UAB Ambulansas and their relatives, who had even arrived from Vilnius. The deputy mayor claims to have received a complaint for fraudulent vaccines.
“I admit, I was very surprised by the call. The vaccination of district residents is carried out by the public institution” Šilalė District Hospital “. Therefore, I immediately contacted Jolantas Milašiūnienė, Acting Director, to deny or confirm the fact that the managers of UAB Ambulansas and their relatives in Vilnius had been vaccinated with the COVID-19 vaccine under their management. If it is a fact, I asked him to indicate all the circumstances, how it happened “, writes the lieutenant of mayor.
It goes on to say that the Deputy Director of the Šilalė District Hospital replied that the Šilalė ambulance staff had been vaccinated on behalf of the Klaipėda University Hospital. J. Milašiūnienė announced that L. Amnansas UAB, head of the ambulance service of Šilalė, had been previously informed, the time of vaccinations and the number of people to be vaccinated had been agreed, and that a vaccine had been ordered and delivered from the Klaipėda University Hospital accordingly.
“The list of vaccinated employees was provided by L. Kalnikaitė to the nurses who carried out the vaccination. Neither the nurse nor anyone else controlled this list, we just did the job we were assigned. I cannot answer the question whether there were managers there, ask the director of the UAB Ambulansas ”, the deputy mayor quotes a letter from the acting director of the Šilalila District Hospital.
“We were able to obtain a list of emergency medical personnel from UAB Ambulansas Šilalė for vaccination. It was signed by Algirdas Radvila, Deputy Director of Quality at UAB Ambulansas. He himself is included in that list among Šilalė ambulance workers. The list includes people who actually work at the Šilalė ambulance station. But I also found unknown surnames. Suppose Richard Ūselis. Who is he? I have not heard such a person work in the Šilalė ambulance. I became interested online. It turns out that Ričardas Ūselis is the CEO of UAB Ambulansas. And who are the other three Ūseliai on Šilalė’s list of ambulance workers, including two Ūselienė? Since when have all those Ūseliai been working in Šilalė? “Asks the deputy mayor.
According to him, the situation is strange: “The list is signed by one person, presented by another, the vaccination institution simply” performs the assigned work. “So why not vaccinate your family, all your relatives and some neighbors more followed? And the people of Šilali will wait, they are not the knights of Vilnius! “
On Saturday, Delfi was unable to contact R. Ūselis, who has no medical education. He told the portal “15 min” that “he did not feel he had done anything wrong and said that the vaccinated relatives would come to the aid station to volunteer if necessary.
“And what are we not doctors?” Ambulance “, not doctors? We asked, they assigned us and we went, we got vaccinated. Employees, volunteers, because half of our brigades are sick because of the crown,” the businessman explained to the portal.
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Shortly afterwards, the Ministry of Health stated that it promised to investigate all cases in which the COVID-19 vaccine has been vaccinated for medical purposes against people not included in the priority group of vaccinated.
“Specialists from the Ministry of Health will be tasked with collecting all public information on possible violations. Of course, the management of individual hospitals and clinics will also be asked to explain why the decision was made to vaccinate the persons indicated in the media and to provide all relevant information on that event, ”Aistė Šuksta, communications adviser to Health Minister Arūnas Dulkis, told LRT Radio.
“So all those cases will definitely be reviewed and investigated,” he said.
ELTA recalls that on Saturday the Deputy Mayor of Šilalė, Tadas Bartkus, shared on Facebook that Ričardas Ūselis, the head of the private Ambulance ambulance station, and his relatives had been vaccinated with the COVID-19 vaccine, which was intended for the doctors.
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