That the bachatero Frank Reyes administered the first dose of the anticovid vaccine while they are in the immunization phase of people over 70 has sparked controversy on social networks and one of those who responded was the communicator and comedian Irving Alberti.
Good brother @ frankreyes809 who got vaccinated but if we want the country to go well we have to get it right. It was not in its phase, I hope an old man does not miss his doseAlberti said on his social networks along with a screenshot from Wikipedia, showing that the singer is 51 years old.
The presenter of “How cool is knowing” said the interpreter of “Like leaves in the wind” did not need to be vaccinated now unless he is a teacher or health care professional.
In this sense he said, “I hope you vaccinated your parents or an uncle or grandfather first than you, Estrella.”
“El Manín” said the call to be vaccinated with a figure like Frank Reyes is a good motivation, but it is “a very bad example for those who trust in logistics and equality.”
He also stressed that he could use his “influences” to get vaccinated earlier, but he prefers that this vaccine goes into the stage that hits him because that could be the dose that could save an elderly tomorrow.
critics
The communicator is not the only one who has responded to this, many users of social networks criticized the singer’s action.
And people over 75 years old standing in lines for three hours, long live the Dominican Republic “,” But are you 70 years old or are you a doctor and we didn’t know? “I don’t understand if he will have health complications,” are some of the comments that can be read in Reyes’ Instagram post.
For this reason, the interpreter of “Decidí” responded in the Instagram story that “ While I am not in the priority group of people to vaccinate against COVID-19, I am one of those interested in the majority of the population visiting the vaccination centers to get their first dose of the taboos on that vaccine to break through. “, he indicated.
And I add: “I have been vaccinated to practice by example that this was not made to ‘kill’ us, as many believe
Since last Monday, the Ministry of Health has started the COVID-19 vaccination day for people over 70, one of the artists who got vaccinated was Fefita la Grande.
Vice President Raquel Peña explained that those called to get vaccinated are currently health workers working directly against COVID, the rest of the health system, citizens over 70 years old living in care centers for the elderly, and initial elementary school teachers.