One of the Kosovo doctors vaccinated today in Albania

During the day, 250 Kosovar doctors were also vaccinated as far as Astra Zeneca is concerned, some of them express themselves satisfied and without any current health problems.

Microbiologist at the Kosovo National Institute of Public Health and one of the vaccinated doctors, Donjet Plana, shows that the vaccine procedure went smoothly and organisedly.

The vaccine process has been very good. It was organized. We left at 8:30 from QKUK, and shortly before 11 p.m., we arrived in Kukes at theatre building”, she stressed.

The tablet further explains that they had to undergo certain procedures, before and after the vaccine.

We've been called names from the list to get inside, with ID checks, fill out a form, and then the vaccination process follows. After the vaccine, we've been forced to stay in the hall to escort doctors if an allergic reaction is eventually presented. Everything went well”, Plana added.

Plana says that she is currently feeling good and, apart from a wing pain, there is no other symptom of the deterioration of the situation, though, as she puts it, is still too early to consult symptoms.

Asked whether there was hesitation in taking the AstraZeneca vaccine, considering recent reports of the problems caused by this vaccine in blood clotting, she said that she had never considered taking the vaccine.

I didn't even think of taking the vaccine. Each vaccine has side effects, but the benefits are much more valuable than the damage that comes from that”, it concluded.

Also, those who received the vaccine were assured by the responsibilities of the vaccine that this dose of Scandinavian has no side effects on blood flow, as recently reported in some European countries.