These are the new public transport posters about vaccination: They have 6 fields with answers

Photo: City of Belgrade/M. Beljan

Starting this week, you can see brand new stickers in Belgrade's public transport vehicles, and they do not concern the rules of transportation, either, but - the vaccine against coronavirus.

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"The vaccine protects health and life" is the title of this poster, which should increase awareness of passengers about the importance of immunization, as the most painless way out of the crisis that has befallen us.

"The pPublic utility company JKP GSP Beograd, as a socially responsible company since its founding, is trying to do business in a socially responsible manner. In the circumstances of a pandemic that has hit the whole world, we have tried to contribute from day one by caring for our customers and employees. We followed all the recommendations of competent institutions and together with them we followed innovations in the field of prevention and protection of public health, from double cleaning with various disinfectants to ozone treatment. Today, we joined the campaign, 'Covid 19 - Vaccination saves health and life', organized by the City of Belgrade and the Institute of Public Health of Belgrade. JKP GSP Beograd is participating with 150 vehicles, which will be branded by Info Media Group, as a partner in the project," the public company explained to us.

The poster has six fields explaining what theCovid 19 disease is, why vaccination is important, how effective and safe the vaccine is. It also reminds that receiving both doses is very important, that there is no reason for fear, but that we should respect anti-coronavirus measures even after getting vaccinated.

Photo: City of Belgrade

"Our goal is to point out to the importance of vaccination, because mass immunization stops the epidemic. Citizens of Serbia were among the first in the world who had the vaccine available and can choose between vaccines made by different manufacturers. The goal of the campaign is to stress and remind people that only with vaccination will we return to the way of life we ​​led before this pandemic, something we all miss," the GSP stated in its reply to Telegraf's query about the campaign.

(Telegraf.rs)