Ministry of Health plans to revaccinate population in 2022

The topic of quarantine and vaccination has become commonplace for 2 years already, it was 2 years ago that the Coronavirus began in China, which later expanded to the entire planet Earth. A vaccine that helps the body fight the virus and carry it in a lighter form was made about a year ago. In addition to the fact that the shares of companies that develop the vaccine went up rapidly, as many were discussing the safety of this vaccine, as many argue that the flu vaccine has been used for more than 30 years, but people who are vaccinated still do not 100% protected from side effects, what can you expect from a vaccine that was developed within a year.

Despite all the pros and cons, each person makes a decision for himself independently, someone is vaccinated, and someone, on the contrary, refuses to be vaccinated. According to the recommendation of the vaccine manufacturers and the trials and tests that were carried out, the vaccine reduces its protection and auxiliary assistance a year after vaccination, so it was decided to revaccinate those who made the vaccine in 2021 so that their immunity could more easily overcome the Corona virus.

In this regard, the Ministry of Health of Ukraine plans to revaccinate 70 percent of the adult population in 2022. For this, 42 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine from various manufacturers will be delivered to Ukraine. This was announced by the chief sanitary doctor Igor Kuzin during a briefing on December 21. “Currently, Ukraine has agreements to supply almost 42 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine in 2022. We are talking about 25 million doses of Pfizer vaccine, 6.5 million doses of CoronaVac vaccine, and 10 million doses of the COVAX mechanism. we have already guaranteed receipts so that 70% of the population of Ukraine have a full revaccination against coronavirus in two doses, “Kuzin said.

Therefore, in the near future, plans for revaccination will be told, how to do it and where to go, and most importantly, what vaccine to revaccinate.

We, in turn, remind that foreigners can also get vaccinated and revaccinated, for this you need to conclude a declaration with a doctor and make an appointment for vaccination.

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