First Flu Vaccines Arrive in Bulgaria Late
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The first 150,000 doses of injectable flu vaccines arrived in Bulgaria a few days ago. However, the delivery is later than usual for this time of year. Plovdiv Online reports this in its article.
Influenza often occurs in autumn and winter, when temperatures drop and people are more often in enclosed spaces. Vaccination is the best protection against serious complications of the disease, especially for elderly people, pregnant women, and people with chronic illnesses. Therefore, receiving the vaccines in a timely manner is important for the health of the population.
At present, the article does not specify the exact reasons for the delay. It is also unclear how many doses will be delivered in the coming weeks and when full-scale vaccination will begin in the country. Additional information is expected from the health authorities.
To protect yourself and your loved ones, it is advisable to follow the official announcements of the Ministry of Health and to consult your personal doctor. They will tell you whether the vaccine is suitable for you and when it is best to get it.
Sources: Пловдив Онлайн
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