For now, no vaccination center will be open in Isaccea for refugees. The Director for Public Health Tulcea, Mihaela Nicolau, says that people who come from Ukraine are reluctant to vaccination but that, if solicitations will be made, the situation will be analyzed.
Until then, Romanian and Ukrainian citizens can get immunized against COVID at one of the four centers open in Tulcea county, at the municipal Doctors’ College, at Măcin, Babadag and Sulina. Health Minister Alexandru Rafila announced, last week, that special vaccination centers will be set up at border crossing points, where refugees will be able to get vaccinated on request./aionita
RADIO ROMÂNIA CONSTANŢA – March 22
