Each bus is staffed by two doctors, two medical assistants and two typists. Both Johnson & Johnson and BionTech vaccines are administered. The vaccinees can choose between the two vaccines. All those aged at least twelve years who are willing to be vaccinated will be contacted. At times, the vaccination buses are supported by employees of the public health department. They spontaneously approach passers-by about the vaccination offer.
The second appointment for a BionTech vaccination takes place at the KIZ. The vaccinated person can come to the KIZ after three to four weeks and receive their second vaccination there.
The tour dates for the vaccination buses are available online at www.kizlb.de. The tour dates are also posted at www.dranbleiben-bw.de. It is planned that the vaccination buses will also make stops at the district's vocational schools. The corresponding dates will also be published online.
"We must do everything we can to prevent a fourth wave or at least break its momentum. This can only be achieved with a high vaccination rate. Everyone can now make their contribution to this with little effort - for example, by getting vaccinated in one of the vaccination buses," says District Administrator Allgaier.
