"I can refer to the experience of Kommunarka, today it is 32 thousand PCR-confirmed patients (in a year and a half
- RT
), at the moment we have two patients in the hospital after vaccination, but not in a severe form," he said is he.
As noted by Protsenko, the idea of vaccination is that "the body is ready to face the infection, and not to prevent it."
“That is why I say that vaccination will make it easier, in case of infection, to survive the fact of the disease, but it is not able to protect 100%,” he said.
At the same time, Protsenko again called for wearing masks and gloves, as well as constantly changing them.
Earlier, Protsenko assessed the situation with coronavirus infection COVID-19.