In no case, Boris Kollár responds to the compulsory vaccination of Slovaks. Sulík and Remišová – REFRESHER don’t want him either

Eduard Heger’s idea of ​​compulsory vaccinations currently has no support in the coalition or in the opposition. The Prime Minister said on Saturday that he was currently discussing compulsory vaccinations for seniors with lawyers or the Minister of Justice, Maria Kolíková. At the same time, he did not rule out widespread compulsory vaccination in Slovakia. He is currently discussing whether these steps would be in accordance with the Constitution of the Slovak Republic.

He would not currently find support from any coalition partner.

The prime minister did not rule out a general lockdown of the country if the situation worsened. The government has been tightening its covid machine since Monday, but hospitals are already overcrowded, have no capacity on beds with lung ventilation and are switching off white medicine.

According to the Minister of Health, Slovakia is heading for a humanitarian crisis; it is no secret that doctors are already choosing who they will try to save their lives and who they will not. The vast majority of hospitalized are unvaccinated patients.

SaS: More problems than benefits

Freedom and Solidarity is generally not a compulsory vaccination, and Jana Bittó Cigániková, chairwoman of the Health Committee, said in September that it would bring more problems than good. He thinks that if employees in specific critical infrastructure groups also had to be vaccinated, some would rather resign.

The Minister of Justice, Mária Kolíková, has repeatedly indicated that, from the constitutional point of view, there is a possibility to introduce compulsory vaccination at the general level also for selected groups of people. So far, he prefers a way of explaining to the unvaccinated why it is right to have the vaccine injected.

For people: It’s not the way

The daily N drew attention to Friday’s words of the party’s chairwoman Veronika Remišová, who claimed that mandatory vaccination of specific groups of the population is not the way, it would be better to motivate people with rewards.

“They are often recruited as a professional group by health professionals or carers, but there is a shortage of them and medical facilities cannot afford to dismiss health professionals.” said the chairwoman of the smallest coalition party.

We are a family: By no means

Boris Kollár has already managed to respond to Saturday’s discussion session, Diary of N He said that although vaccination is a way to protect health, the imposition of an obligation precludes it. In October, the movement strongly ruled out the vaccination of specific critical infrastructure groups on the basis of a government bill.

The chairman of the We are a Family movement has repeatedly blocked the favoring of vaccinated citizens within the covid vending machine, arguing that dividing people into two categories is similar to the Holocaust. “We’ve had it before – those who wore yellow stars and those who didn’t wear yellow stars, or communists and non-communists, some could, others weren’t allowed,” said the speaker of parliament in an interview with the newspaper SME.

Voice-SD: Increase tensions in society to extremely dangerous levels

According to Petr Pellegrini, the promotion of compulsory vaccination may increase tensions in society to an extremely dangerous level.

Voice-SD refuses compulsory vaccination. “If the government has failed to convince more than half of Slovak citizens of the benefits of vaccination in the three quarters of the year, it cannot now drive them into vaccination centers with threats and threats.” said party leader and non-attached MP Peter Pellegrini.

At the same time, he himself has long avoided a direct response to the vaccine, he did not inject the vaccine, even though he overcame the disease more than 180 days ago. He claims that he has enough antibodies and other members of the Hlas-SD party have already been vaccinated.

88.6 percent of patients on the lung ventilators are unvaccinated

At the expense of the Prime Minister’s statement, the Ministry of Health clarifies that discussions on compulsory vaccination are still taking place at the expert level. They want to focus on seniors over 65 years.

“Seniors are the most endangered group with a severe covid-19, as evidenced by hospital data. At present, a large number of them are still not protected by the vaccine, which leads to unnecessary hospitalizations and even more unnecessary deaths. “ stressed the spokeswoman of the Ministry of Health Zuzana Eliášová.

She reminded that vaccination is the most effective protection against the severe course of the disease. According to her, this is also confirmed by data from Friday, November 19, when up to 88.6 percent of patients were not vaccinated with artificial lung ventilation.