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It turned out that in this way the Vilnius municipality would remind the residents of the city that if they had not already done so, they would not forget to go to the nearest vaccination center to do it.
Vilnius Mayor Spokesperson Karolis Vaitkevičius shared this message on his Facebook account.
“Have you been vaccinated?” Every morning and every night, we will now terrorize people with this message, “he wrote.
He told Delfi that this is another measure to raise awareness about the need for people to get vaccinated.
“In the morning and at night, during peak hours, the plane will fly with that ad and the question ‘Have you been vaccinated yet?'” He said.
According to him, the municipality wants to try all possible measures to promote vaccination. He also indicated that for the moment the plane will fly this week and then it will monitor what the need is.
When asked how much this campaign cost, K. Vaitkevičius said that he has currently spent 6,000 euros and the price includes the production of a poster, which he will be able to use again somewhere, and which he also received at 8pm for this week. flights.
Delfi recalls that 380 new cases of coronavirus were detected in Lithuania the day before, one person died of this disease, the Department of Statistics reported this Thursday.
Number of new cases in 14 days 100 thousand. the population increased to 91.4% and the proportion of positive diagnostic tests per day rose to 2.5%.
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