France Bleu Armorique: You send a letter to the State to remind you of your “availability to intensify the vaccination campaign”,
Nathalie Appéré: Since the start of the health crisis, cities have been fully mobilized. Whether it is on the establishment of consultation centers, screening, supply of masks or even on support for the most vulnerable. We say that there is an urgent need for the mobilization to be total on the vaccination campaign. We are ready, available, with logistical and human resources to support the State in order to accelerate this vaccination campaign which is an emergency today.
Concretely, what can Rennes bring to this vaccination campaign?
We have the capacity to provide premises and material resources so as to allow a nearby vaccination campaign. To go to the inhabitants, especially in working-class neighborhoods, but not only. I believe that we need clarity and visibility in the vaccination strategy implemented by the State. Today we see that the beginnings are too slow. There is a lot of vagueness, a lot of red tape where we need to know the sources of supply, the number of doses available, the vaccination rate, and the logistical choices too.
