BREAKING NEWS: Health Minister Fahrettin Koca’s Coronavirus Vaccine Statement! The date has been determined



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DESCRIPTION OF THE HOUSEHOLD VACCINE

Regardless of the economic burden on the country, we have made great efforts to provide alternative vaccines, starting with the easiest and most widely applied vaccines with proven reliability and effectiveness. Until now, I announced that we signed the inactivated virus vaccine contract. It is not possible to provide a guarantee above the limited quantity. Our negotiations and insistence on this issue continue. We are continuing our negotiations for other alternative vaccines.

The public knows that phase 1 studies of our vaccines in development are nearing completion. If we have a result, we plan to begin phase 3 studies in April. I would like to thank our scientists, politicians and community leaders who shared their insights by staying away from discussions that lack scientific basis and prioritizing public health.

No other way to survive this pandemic is yet known. We hope and hope to be able to add the vaccine to these measures in the coming days. We have mobilized the resources of many countries, including ourselves, for vaccine development efforts. Apart from our own studies, we are in an effort to access vaccines that have been proven effective and reliable as soon as possible.

Regardless of the economic burden on the country, we have made great efforts to provide alternative vaccines, starting with the easiest and most widely applied vaccines with proven reliability and effectiveness. Until today, I announced that we signed the inactivated virus vaccine contract. It is not possible to provide a guarantee above the limited quantity. Our negotiations and insistence on this issue continue. We are continuing our negotiations for other alternative vaccines.

The public knows that phase 1 studies on our vaccines in development are nearing completion. If we have a result, we are planning to begin phase 3 studies in April. I would like to thank our scientists, politicians and community leaders who shared their insights by staying away from unscientific discussions and prioritizing public health.

According to the contract we made, the vaccine that we expect to receive the first part within the next week is the inactivated virus vaccine. The vaccine, which we call inactive, has the same vaccine function for different diseases. When we receive the vaccine, in the first place, the tests will be carried out like all other medicines imported into our country by public health institutions, medical devices and pharmaceutical institutions with international accreditation.

HOW WILL THE VACCINE BE GIVEN?

Vaccination will be carried out according to the priorities determined by our Scientific Committee, taking into account the risk of infection and mortality among the different population groups. The vaccine will be administered in 2 doses, with an interval of 14 to 21 days. As part of the vaccination campaign, it will be delivered to our citizens free of charge and will be carried out in our health institutions, especially family health. As with the test results and contacts, our vaccinated citizens will be followed from the central database.

Any behavior, explanation or statement that hinders this fight causes us to expend a little more energy and effort. The effect of restrictive measures is closely monitored. Vaccination studies, which had previously been conducted for an average of 10 years, have been reduced to a short period of 1 year.

Events boost our hopes. The realization of our hopes will be possible if we act together. We are going through an epidemic period. I pointed out the importance of acting together from the beginning in handling the epidemic that takes away our loved ones and puts distance between us.

None of us have the right to be biased. We cannot succeed against the epidemic by separating and competing. We must act together to effectively manage the epidemic and get rid of this disease at the national level. None of us have the right to jeopardize the management of the epidemic for political or other reasons.

We are in a common war, such attitudes are useless for anyone, including those interest groups, especially those who act with political calculations. As the course of the epidemic clears, the number of those who seek opportunities increases, those who have worked up an appetite and are trying to extract political material. My request is that you definitely do not allow the epidemic to be dragged into the political sphere.

It is a state of national mobilization to support all those who are impartial in the fight against the epidemic. Let us not damage our struggle with anxiety and the reason for reckoning. This is the struggle of all of us at the national level in the national sense and humanity in the global sense. The fight can only be won together.

I would like to briefly show the course of the epidemic, which is reached today with some images. In particular, we see the provinces where the number of cases has risen above the line. Hatay, Mersin, Adana, Antalya, Samsun, Ordu, Izmir. We see that Ankara, Istanbul, Uşak and many other cities are beginning to decline.

We look at occupancy rates, especially in our hospitals, by city. I can say that the number of cases in Istanbul has decreased, but the hospital burden still continues and the rate of increase has decreased. Intensive care 68.2, respirator 40 percent.2

The number of cases began to decline in Ankara. The hospital burden still continues. Here, intensive care is 73.5 percent and the service occupancy rate is 57.7 percent.

The rate of increase in Izmir continued, I would like to say that the increase has decreased since the last two days and the burden on our hospitals has increased significantly. The intensive care rate has risen to 77.6 percent.

Hatay is one of our provinces where the number of patient cases and hospital burden are increasing. Intensive care 84.8 percent, respirator 79.3 percent.

Adana is our city where the incident has increased since the last two weeks and the rate of increase has started to decrease. Intensive care occupancy rate 78 percent, respirator 41.8 percent

Samsun is our city where both the number of cases and the hospital burden increase. Intensive care is 80.8 percent, our respirator occupancy rate is 60.7 percent.

Antalya is our city where the number of patients is increasing and the hospital burden continues, intensive care is 68 percent.

Mersin is a city where the number of cases has increased and the hospital burden has also increased. Intensive care 68.5 percent.

I would like to say that we also increased our capacity for intensive care beds in these provinces, as in many other provinces, and we significantly increased the number of intermediate intensive care units in some of our provinces.



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