| Gyeongsangnam-do Governor Kim Gyeong-soo holds a meeting at the Gyeongnam Provincial Office on the 26th and is discussing with related experts to smoothly immunize the novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19) vaccine. |
Gyeongnam Province held a meeting at the Gyeongnam Provincial Office on the 26th and discussed with related experts to smoothly immunize the novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19) vaccine.
Gyeongsangnam-do Governor Kim Gyeong-su, Gyeongnam-do Welfare and Health Bureau Chief Shin Jong-woo, Gyeongnam-do Infectious Disease Control Support Group, Professor Kim Seon-ju, Changwon Gyeongsang National University Hospital, Gyeongsangnam-do Medical Association Chairman Choi Seong-geun, Ma Sang-hyuk Chairman of Infectious Diseases Countermeasure Committee, Jinju-Geoje City Health Center, and others attended.
At the meeting, a wide range of topics related to vaccination were discussed, such as the efficient operation of vaccination institutions in the province, measures to secure medical personnel, and a system for monitoring and responding to abnormal reactions, following the explanation of the vaccination preparation situation in Gyeongnam Province.
The opinions suggested by experts are reviewed and reflected in the vaccination implementation plan in Gyeongnam Province.
It will also be used to determine whether the government’s vaccination implementation plan, announced on the 28th, is applicable in the field.
Governor Kim said, “To become a site-specific measure, it is necessary to fully discuss and discuss vaccination from now on. If you tell us what is necessary in the field so that vaccination can be carried out successfully, we will actively I will discuss it.”
Meanwhile, Gyeongnam Province organized the’Corona 19 Vaccination Promotion Team’ headed by the Vice-Governor of the Administration on the 14th in order to prepare for vaccination quickly and without disruption.
We are making every effort to prepare for the COVID-19 vaccination, such as organizing a regional council including related organizations and designating candidate sites for vaccination centers by city and county.
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