site.btaGreen COVID-19 Certificate Should Prove Unvaccinated People Do Not Spread COVID-19, Says Minister of Health Asena Serbezova
SC 17:40:31 13-01-2022
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121 POLITICS - MINISTER ASENA SERBEZOVA - HEALTHCARE COMMITTEE
Green COVID-19 Certificate Should Prove
Unvaccinated People Do Not Spread
COVID-19, Says Minister of Health Asena Serbezova
Sofia, January 13 (BTA) - The point of the green COVID-19 certificate is to prove that unvaccinated people do not spread the disease, said Minister of Health Asena Serbezova during a meeting of the Parliamentary Healthcare Committee on Thursday. She added that the current communication campaign must be improved. The committee is in the final stages of developing a new communication strategy targeted at vaccinated people, healthy or with chronic diseases, pregnant women, and people with post-COVID syndrome. She promised that all vaccines approved by the EU will be made available in Bulgaria.
Minister Serbezova said that the national COVID-19 pandemic response plan will be presented later Thursday. It provides for analyzing the bed occupancy rate in intensive care. Various pandemic measures will be applied at 60, 70, and 80 per cent occupancy rate, and people will be allowed several days of tolerance before the new measures get enforced. The occupancy rates will be monitored on regional levels.
At 30 per cent, Bulgaria is still among the least vaccinated countries in the EU, Serbezova said.
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NZ1737.121
121 POLITICS - MINISTER ASENA SERBEZOVA - HEALTHCARE COMMITTEE
Green COVID-19 Certificate Should Prove
Unvaccinated People Do Not Spread
COVID-19, Says Minister of Health Asena Serbezova
Sofia, January 13 (BTA) - The point of the green COVID-19 certificate is to prove that unvaccinated people do not spread the disease, said Minister of Health Asena Serbezova during a meeting of the Parliamentary Healthcare Committee on Thursday. She added that the current communication campaign must be improved. The committee is in the final stages of developing a new communication strategy targeted at vaccinated people, healthy or with chronic diseases, pregnant women, and people with post-COVID syndrome. She promised that all vaccines approved by the EU will be made available in Bulgaria.
Minister Serbezova said that the national COVID-19 pandemic response plan will be presented later Thursday. It provides for analyzing the bed occupancy rate in intensive care. Various pandemic measures will be applied at 60, 70, and 80 per cent occupancy rate, and people will be allowed several days of tolerance before the new measures get enforced. The occupancy rates will be monitored on regional levels.
At 30 per cent, Bulgaria is still among the least vaccinated countries in the EU, Serbezova said.
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