Around Easter We Could See Peak of New Cases Claims Bulgarian Professor

"There will be a peak of infections around Easter. There is a bit of a false decrease. Antibodies created by vaccines manage to neutralize, albeit to different degrees, virologist Prof. Radka Argirova told BNT.

We have one and the same strain for a year and four months in Bulgaria. Vaccines had to be changed twice a year, she added.

She also commented on the problems surrounding the Astra Zeneca vaccine:

"There's a world trade war, with 'Johnson and Johnson doing the same thing.'"

All vaccines have side effects. and cellular immunity. Two or three months must pass after an illness for a person to be vaccinated.

"It is good for everyone to see their antibodies, there are also tests for cellular immunity ", Prof. Argirova was categorical.

According to her, there should be a National Coronavirus Operational Task Force, which should make an analysis every day or every few days.

"The Medical Expert Council continues to exist and has not been dissolved. I expect a radically different Task Force," commented Prof. Radka Argirova.

According to her, people are not sure that measures are taken in time and certain sectors are opened and closed./Bnt