Speaking to a television station, Ms. Pagoni argued that if the goal of vaccinating more than 80% of the population due to the Delta mutation is not achieved, a “big autumn” and a “difficult winter” will come.
“We are also a little to blame,” said the president of EINAP, explaining that the discussion in the past had focused more on the complications of a vaccine than on the complications of the disease itself in the various organs.
The majority of those vaccinated get the disease with simple symptoms, “but getting sick is not good,” he said, adding that we do not know what the disease may cause to the body in the future.