Damascus-SANA
Yasser Zahra, the director of the emergency hospital in Damascus designated to give the Corona vaccine, stated that no serious side effects or complications were recorded on the people who received the vaccine, and their numbers range between 600 and a thousand per day.
Dr. Zahra confirmed to SANA that the Corona vaccine is safe and effective, and reduces the need for hospitalization and intensive care in case of infection with the virus.
Dr. Yazan Muhammad, a resident doctor in the hospital and responsible for vaccination, explained that the vaccine is the best way to protect against disease, while continuing to adhere to individual prevention measures such as masks and spatial distancing, explaining that all available vaccines are safe and effective, and all people over the age of 18 must receive them, especially that the virus develops itself and does not It continues to record injuries and deaths in Syria and around the world.
Among the reviewers, Ammar Al-Baladi stated that he decided to receive the vaccine after the death of one of his relatives as a result of being infected with the virus, and Rania Ibrahim indicated that she took the vaccine for her safety and the safety of her family.
Hamsa Coastal, a human medicine student, chose to receive the vaccine after witnessing a large number of young people infected with the virus, and their infection was serious, she said.
Rama Rashidi