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Finnish businessmen explained why they choose Sputnik V

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Finnish businessmen explained why they choose Sputnik V


25.02.2021

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The effectiveness and availability of the Russian Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine attracts Finnish entrepreneurs who want to set an example for their subordinates and get vaccinated. Against the backdrop of a difficult epidemiological situation, there is an increase in interest in the Russian vaccine on the part of Finnish businessmen living in our country, RIA Novosti reports.

The Finnish authorities announced new restrictions caused by the increase in cases of coronavirus for three weeks. Meanwhile, Finland is still a long way from mass vaccination. Against this background, Sputnik V has become a chance for the country's residents to improve the situation, Finnish businessmen are ready not only to vaccinate themselves, but also to protect their employees.

According to the head of the Finnish company Specta, Eric Helin, he opted for the Russian vaccine because of its effectiveness and availability. According toHelin, his company informs employees about the possibility of vaccination, after which they themselves decide on vaccination.

Jari Jumpponen, head of the Moscow headquaters of the East Office, explained the growing interest of Finnish business in Sputnik V with the proven effectiveness of the drug, and we also understand that “vaccination will not start in Finland for a long time”.

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