According to the decision of the authorities, from February 1, a resident of Greece, regardless of age, will be considered unvaccinated seven months after the introduction of the second dose of the vaccine, if he has not taken the third.
Thus, the vaccination certificate will be valid for seven months after the second dose of the coronavirus vaccine is administered. If, after this period, a citizen, regardless of age, has not taken the booster dose, then he will be considered unvaccinated.
The move aims to support a campaign to strengthen the Covid vaccine to further widen the collective immunity barrier.
Greece became the first EU country to officially reduce the period recommended by the bloc’s leadership from 9 to 7 months. This measure, according to the authorities, is caused by a sharp increase in the spread of the Omicron strain, which, according to epidemiologists, accounts for at least 70% of known cases of infection in the Attica metropolitan area.
At the same time, as has been repeatedly stated specialists, previously used vaccines are not particularly effective against this strain, and the determination of the Omicron strain using Rapid and Self tests gives too high probability of error…
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