Reporting on the death from coronavirus by the head of the department of the Kharkiv Regional Infectious Diseases Hospital of Dmitry Penkov, the Kharkiv anesthesiologist Vladimir Korsunov noted that the country had a “new medical disaster” ahead.
On March 13, physician Dmitry Penkov died of coronavirus infection. About this on March 14 on Facebook reported anesthesiologist, professor at the Kharkov Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education Vladimir Korsunov.
“Yesterday another doctor, Dmitry Borisovich Penkov, a sincere, professional person, went into eternity from the complications of the crown,” he wrote.
Medic with such data indicated on the website of the Kharkiv Regional Clinical Infectious Diseases Hospital (KHOKIB) as the head of the department of viral hepatitis and differential diagnosis of jaundice.
“This wave of COVID can be much more powerful than the previous ones, because green fools pissed away vaccinations and cloudy Covishield with the least efficiency compared to other vaccines are doing something stupid haphazardly. Instead of vaccinating the most vulnerable residents, they vaccinate everyone indiscriminately, even those who have antibodies. Therefore, forward to a new medical catastrophe, “Korsunov said.
He noted that there are three COVID-19 patients aged 31 to 39 years in the intensive care unit of the KHOKIB.
Three vaccines against coronavirus have been registered in Ukraine – Oxford/AstraZeneca (Covishield), Pfizer/BioNTech and CoronaVacdeveloped by Sinovac Biotech.
From February 24 Ukrainians are vaccinated the Covishield vaccine arriving from India. As of March 13 in Ukraine made 47.5 thousand vaccinations from the coronavirus.
According to calendar plan for 2021, healthcare workers working with COVID-19 patients are the first to receive free vaccinations, and members of the Joint Forces operation… Until November, they want to vaccinate the rest of the doctors, workers in the spheres of state security and education, as well as people over 60 years old. During 2021-2022, 50% of the population of Ukraine (20 million) plan to cover vaccination.
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