Compared to June, the number of people vaccinated in the home affairs sector increased by 7.2% in July, but in several home affairs services by as much as 14% and 23%, for example, in the State Fire and Rescue Service and the State Police.
On average 63% of employees have been vaccinated in the Ministry of the Interior and its subordinate institutions: 88% of employees in the Ministry of the Interior polyclinic, 85% in the Financial Intelligence Service, 82% in the Internal Security Bureau, 74% in the Ministry of the Interior, 74.3% in the Ministry of the Interior 61% in the Office of Citizenship and Migration Affairs, 48% in the State Security Agency, 48% in the Information Center of the Ministry of the Interior, 44.2% in the State Border Guard (36% in June), 51% in the State Police (28% in June) and rescue service 41% (27% in June).
In the home sector, a survey of employees on vaccination was also conducted, and several informative seminars were held, where employees could ask unclear questions about Covid-19 and vaccines. According to the respondents, they choose to be vaccinated because they want to protect colleagues and their family and resume daily life without restrictions, including attending events, and for children - attending educational institutions. Many have been exposed to Covid-19 both personally and have seen the effects of the disease among colleagues.
It should be noted that statistics on the number of vaccinated are variable, as services continue to provide information on a regular basis. In general, the number of employees in the home affairs sector with an interoperable certificate is higher, as people with Covid-19 also work in the sector.