“It's just mind-boggling, I'm upset.
"Since he learned that the president of the community of communes of the Pays de Limours (CCPL), Dany Boyer (SE), refused 150 doses of vaccines last weekend because the vaccination staff was" at rest », The mayor of Janvry, Christian Schoettl (the Centrists) does not take offense.
On social networks, several elected officials in the sector are also contesting a decision they consider "unilateral".
It was on Twitter that the controversy was launched.
"Bravo to the elected officials who urgently opened a vaccination center this weekend," writes the former mayor of Briis-sous-Forges, Bernard Vera (PCF), accompanying his message with a photo showing the Prime Minister visiting the Fleury-Mérogis vaccination center.
For the CCPL, Dany Boyer refused 150 vaccines on the grounds that she did not know how to do it, while our inhabitants are struggling to get appointments.
It is urgent to open a vaccination center at Bligny hospital
(Editor's note: located in the town of Briis-sous-Forges)
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"A heated discussion on this subject"
Contacted this Tuesday, the current mayor of Briis-sous-Forges tells behind the scenes of the community office, during which the news was announced.
“It was Thursday evening, we had a heated discussion on this subject, indicates Emmanuel Dassa (PCF).
As vaccination centers were going to be set up in Fleury-Mérogis and Palaiseau for the weekend, I asked if our territory would also benefit from additional doses.
This is where Dany Boyer explained that he had accepted half of the lot offered by the regional health agency (ARS).
There was no consultation ... This decision is all the more damaging as the Bligny hospital could have come in support to administer these doses, if it had not been excluded from the system from the start.
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This Tuesday morning, Christian Schoettl wrote to the prefect of Essonne to denounce the lack of communication between the community of municipalities and the mayors of the area.
"The role of an elected official is to fight for the population and to defend his local hospital," he explains over the phone.
It would have cost nothing to vaccinate in Bligny.
It is total unconsciousness.
If we had been consulted, it is obvious that we would have found doctors and nurses available to administer these 150 doses.
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Opposition municipal councilor in Angervilliers, a town of which Dany Boyer is mayor, Olivier Thérond (SE) is also indignant.
“An elected official does not know everything but he must know how to surround himself and delegate, insists the former candidate for municipal elections.
We have long denounced this lack of information sharing within the Angervilliers citizens list.
The CCPL has now demonstrated this.
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Contacted several times this Tuesday, Dany Boyer did not respond to our calls.
