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We could go back to normal after the pandemic in late September. Until then, Romania competes between the spread of the disease and the speed with which the population is vaccinated, with a target of 100,000 people a day.
Alexandru Rafila said that Romania is currently in a competition between the spread of the disease and the speed with which the population is vaccinated.
“The faster we vaccinate, the lower the intensity of the transmission. This is already observed in some countries that have vaccinated many citizens or a large proportion of citizens, Israel, Great Britain. My opinion is that we can have a calmer summer if we can keep up with vaccination and I don’t necessarily mean how many doses are being given right now. It is important to be able to administer up to 100,000 doses per day, this is a goal that must be achieved to expect an immunization in a reasonable time of at least 70% of the country’s citizens ”, said Alexandru Rafila, the representative of Romania in the WHO , on Antena 3, according to Mediafax.
He hopes that the doses of the vaccine, which will be higher in the next 2-3 months, will be doubled by the desire of people to get vaccinated, which will continue.
When asked when Romanians will be able to return to normal after the pandemic, Professor Dr. Alexandru Rafila said that the most optimistic scenario is towards the end of September, if no other mutations occur.
“I think the most optimistic scenario from my point of view is towards the end of September. Then we could return to normality. This cannot be certified by anyone and I am not just talking about the success of the vaccination campaign. if there are emerging modified strains that can cause diseases in people who have already been vaccinated. It is a scenario that I hope with all my heart will not happen but we must at least think about that possibility “, said Alexandru Rafila.
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