NUORO. Someone preferred to leave: “Other than the anti-Covid vaccine … if I stay here, I will catch Covid for sure”. So much the queue, so much the crowd of over eighty, and not only, crowded in front of the entrance to the gymnasium of the Ciusa Institute, that concern and general indignation rose a lot yesterday morning, March 18. “The vaccination campaign is in disarray, I want to do the vaccine, but these are not human conditions” raised her voice an aged woman. Another complained about the cold she had to suffer even inside the structure.
“The lack of organization shown by our healthcare company in this situation is evident” underlines a retired nurse. «I understand that it was not easy, but a minimum criterion for the subdivision of the procedure (data collection, acceptance, vaccination) seems to me to have been taken for granted! Although the gym was large, there were too many people present and crowded. The first impression was precisely of a badly managed situation »is the report that arrived in New Sardinia in recent days.
“Being a white region shouldn’t make us let our guard down, and since the scientific community has asked the government for special attention in avoiding crowds, it seemed to me not exactly consistent that a health facility has stumbled on this point. I would have liked to ask the managers if an hourly estimate has been made to understand, for each user, the time needed to carry out the whole process up to the vaccination on arrival. In my opinion, this would have made it clear in an hour how many people could be served. I had the feeling – he closes – that all the people contacted in advance were given the same time so they all arrived on time at the same point! ».