Adverse reactions after vaccination against COVID-19 in more than 90 percent. they are mild; 16 people died in Poland, said Deputy Health Minister Waldemar Kraska in an interview with Radio Plus published on Saturday in “Super Express”.
COVID-19 vaccine. Side effects
Kraska drew attention to the increasing number of infections in recent days. – In those new cases that are disclosed, almost 10 percent. this is already a British mutation, the mutant virus is replacing this classic coronavirus – he said.
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When asked about the preparations for a possible third wave of the pandemic, Kraska reminded that currently 19 patients are prepared for COVID-26 patients. covid beds.
– We also have reserve hospitals and temporary hospitals in reserve. I hope that these hospitals will not be fully used, that maybe they will not be needed at all, but we must have such a safety buffer – he added.
Referring to the undesirable post-vaccination reactions, Kraska indicated that over 90 percent. of them is mild. When asked how many people died, the deputy minister said that the Sanepid data for Thursday showed that it was 16 people. – They are people over 80 and with multiple diseases – he pointed out.
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