Despite a full-scale war, vaccination against coronavirus in Ukraine continues, said Deputy Minister of Health - Chief State Sanitary Doctor Igor Kuzin, the press service of the Ministry of Health reports..

Vaccination during the war:.

vaccinated in all regions except Donetsk and Lugansk regions - there are no regulatory, legal or organizational grounds for stopping vaccination. However, a significant obstacle to vaccination is the reduction of infrastructure;

vaccinated with only two vaccines: CoronaVac and Pfizer - according to the Ministry of Health, they are enough for everyone who wants to get vaccinated. There are no Moderna and AstraZeneca vaccines in the country;

for safety reasons and due to the reorientation of health workers, the work of a thousand vaccination points, almost a thousand mobile teams and about 350 mass vaccination centers was stopped;

Additional brigades are working to vaccinate internally displaced persons and people living in remote areas to the west.

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According to Kuzin, before the full-scale war, more than 3.

5,000 vaccination points, 500 mass vaccination centers and 1,400 mobile teams for hard-to-reach population groups. Until February 24, about 100,000 vaccinations were carried out in the country every day.. Now - 50-60 thousand per week.

Read more about how the country is fighting the coronavirus against the backdrop of the Russian invasion, read in an interview with Ukraine's Chief Sanitary Doctor Igor Kuzin, which he gave to Zerkala Nedeli journalist Alla Kotlyar.