Papa Francisco acudió hoy to salute the people without hogar or by default that are vacant in the atrium of Aula Pablo VI, thanks to a vacancy campaign of the most vulnerable who have marched the Vatican.
The father greeted the doctors and nurses, followed the procedure of preparation of the dose of the vaccine and treated the persons who hoped for the vaccination, whose persons were supported and accompanied by some novel associations and had some photos with them.
Nearly 800 people were evacuated from the Vatican with the first dose and hope to reach 1,200 fully equipped.
The first group of 100 vacated the passage March 31st and eran alloyed people in the dormitory of the missionaries of the Caridad de San Gregorio al Celio and residents in other Roman structures.
The Vatican, which has immunized all its residents and workers, has launched a campaign to evacuate the most vulnerable to the Pfizer-BioNTech dose purchase agreement, administered by the Roman hospital Lazzaro Spallanzani.
“Health and medical workers who will be evacuated will be volunteers who work permanently at the” Madre di Misericordia “consultancy, located next to the Bernini column (in the San Pedro square) and employees of the Health and Hygiene Board of the Government of the Vatican City and the volunteers of the Institute of Solidarity Medicine and Spallanzani “, of Rome”, explained the Vatican
With this medium, which claims “to concretize the claims of Papa Francisco for what we exclude from the anti-COVID-19 evacuation campaign”, subrayaron.
The Sanitary and Hygiene Directorate of the Vatican City Reserve reserves about 10,000 vacancies for the pharmaceutical company Pfizer for its vacancy campaign between 3,000 employees and 800 residents.
Francisco, 84 years old, received in February the second dose of vaccine against coronavirus.
“We pay for everything, the state’s women, companies, international organizations, that promote cooperation and competence, that a solution is needed for all vacancies for all, especially for the most vulnerable and needy areas and all areas. , For the most vulnerable and needy! ”, The Pope said in a speech to the 2020 finals.