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Pfizer still delays deliveries of vaccine doses.
Arcuri: incredible decision
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January 19, 2021 On the vaccination front in which "in these minutes we are exceeding 120 thousand" vaccines administered "Emilia-Romagna is ready. We continue to vaccinate. We want to accelerate, and we are able to do so". This is what he writes, in a post on his Facebook page, the president of Emilia-Romagna, Stefano Bonaccini who, with regard to the reduction of supplies by Pfizer, invites the Government and the European Union "to be vigilant" because "it is time for seriousness and responsibility".
Precisely because the Region is ready to accelerate, he observes, "we turned to the Government, Minister Speranza and Commissioner Arcuri, because the reduction in the Pfizer-BioNtech supply that we register this week is only temporary, so that the supply will return to normal as early as next week, including the recovery of the doses not arrived in these days. On this - continues Bonaccini - the Government, as well as the European Union, must be vigilant and not back down an inch: the doses purchased must arrive in the territories, the vaccination campaign must continue at full speed. Point. It is time for seriousness and responsibility. This battle - concludes the Emilia-Romagna president - is too important. We must fight it all together, there is no time to waste ", says the governor of Emilia Romangna.
"In these minutes - Bonaccini points out on Facebook - we are exceeding 120 thousand vaccines performed in Emilia-Romagna. We are among the regions that vaccinate the most in Italy, the one that does it the most in relation to the population".
It is, he argues again, "a result that we are achieving thanks to the relentless commitment of health companies, doctors, nurses and operators. Yesterday we started the so-called 'calls', that is the administration of the second dose for those who have been vaccinated first, an essential step for the effectiveness of the vaccine itself. And we are working on the regional vaccination plan that, from February / March, when the campaign will be extended to the rest of the population, triple the administration effort compared to 8-10 thousand per day that we have done so far, in order to reach the so-called herd immunity as soon as possible ".