Presidential administration
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Together with the mayors, doctors will go from gate to gate to persuade people to get vaccinated. The announcement was made by Klaus Iohannis, who warned that the adoption of relaxation measures does not mean that the pandemic is over.
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President Klaus Iohannis made statements after the working session on the national vaccination campaign, which lasted more than two hours.
The discussions also discussed the possibility of organizing a competition between town halls to get vaccinated so as many people as possible.
The head of state drew attention to the risks that come with relaxation measures.
Klaus Iohannis, President of Romania: “There is a possibility that some people consider that what was worse has passed and that there is no point in getting vaccinated. But it is a false feeling of security! Until we are immunized in a percentage significantly, the pandemic cannot end. “
What Klaus Iohannis said:
– The campaign is going well, but we need to bring the vaccine closer to the people.
– Mayors, regardless of political color, must get involved in the vaccination campaign.
– Romanians must be informed, even go from gate to gate to be informed about how important it is to get vaccinated.
– It is important that we go among the people and that the local authorities facilitate their vaccination.
– The risk for the unvaccinated to get a severe form of the disease remains high.
– We are close to the moment when most students can resume classes in physical format. We want it to remain unchanged until the end of the school year.
– Regarding cultural events, it is imperative to find solutions for opening as many events as possible, both inside and outside. I expressly asked the Minister of Culture to be open to all solutions.
Competition between town halls and reproaches to the church
Political sources claim that the discussion in Cotroceni was about the involvement of mayors, possibly even about creating a competition between localities, so as to be as large as possible. vaccinate.
Also, family doctors must be involved in the conditions in which only 1,403 of the 14,000 doctors have so far agreed to get involved in the vaccination campaign.
The involvement of the stars was also discussed and the Prime Minister Florin Cîțu said, according to the same sources, that in the next period some promotional videos will be presented, through which people will be encouraged to accept the serum.
The fact that the church is not involved in this campaign was also questioned.
The meeting at the Cotroceni Palace was attended by Prime Minister Florin Cîţu, Deputy Prime Minister Dan Barna, Deputy Prime Minister Hunor Kelemen, Minister of National Defense, Nicolae Ciucă, Minister of Health, Ioana Mihăilă, Minister of Culture, Bogdan Gheorghiu, Minister of Youth and Sports, Eduard , the president of the National Committee for coordinating the activities regarding the vaccination against COVID-19 (CNCAV), Valeriu Gheorghiţă, and the secretary of state in the Ministry of Health Andrei Baciu.
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