Virology

Chairman of Romania's National COVID-19 Vaccination Coordination Committee (CNCAV) Valeriu Gheorghita says that a decision will be made next week on the possibility of a heterologous vaccination regimen against COVID-19 that combines two vaccines with different technologies.

105 new cases of COVID-19 were registered in Bulgaria during the last 24 hours. This is shown by the data on the Unified Information Portal. The cured for the same period are 227.

The tests performed are 17,080, which means that the percentage of positive samples remains 0.6 percent.

Prof. Kozhuharova: At the end of August a new wave of COVID-19 awaits us

By Vasilis Kanellis

Let us make one thing perfectly clear. I am fully vaccinated and I have a deep belief in science and its accomplishments, which have improved our lives and extended our lifespan.

New 115 cases of coronavirus have been registered in Bulgaria in the last 24 hours. They were identified after 20,035 tests were performed. This means that the percentage of infected is 0.57, according to the data in the Unified Information Portal.

The cured for the same period are two more than the newly infected - 117.

"But what has to worry us is - Great Britain. If the Chinese strain was one to infect three, this Indian strain is to infect five to six," says Kon.
He adds that vaccines also protect against the Indian strain, and when asked if it is possible to get symptoms of the virus, in addition to vaccination, he answered:

He said it could be a side-effect of the vaccine

The map reports these figures on the basis of the previous 14 days.

Turkey administered over 7.77 million doses, including first and second shots, of COVID-19 vaccines in the last seven days, according to official figures released on June 20.

In total, the country has given over 41.48 million doses since it launched a mass inoculation drive in mid-January.

Last winter, the basic hypothesis of doctors, epidemiologists, virologists, and economists was that the COVID-19 pandemic would predominate and that economic, social, and political conditions would depend absolutely on the public health framework.

Turkey has accelerated its vaccination drive against COVID-19 in terms of both the scope of the jab program and the speed of inoculations while the number of injections administered exceeded 33 million doses.

Yesterday, the vaccine eligibility rate was further lowered to cover those aged 40 and above.