After hearing that Serbia had given many non-citizens the opportunity to protect themselves from the vicious virus, Asahi decided that he, too, would stand in line. His wish was fulfilled thanks to the Ministry of Health, which met his needs due to the traditional friendly ties between Serbia and Japan.
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Asahija was welcomed at the Nis Health Center by the director of the Health Center, Milorad Jerkan, who apologized for having to wait a few days in order to follow the prescribed procedure and expressed satisfaction that he chose this health institution for vaccination.
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The Japanese admitted that he was surprised by the hospitality and friendship shown to him in Nis.
– Today, I am very happy that I finally got the vaccine, that Serbia gave me the opportunity to be immunized as well as your citizens. I wasn’t sure I would succeed when I got here, but I was hoping because the vaccine means a lot to me. Namely, I am a world traveler, I need a vaccine so that I can cross borders without a PCR test. Many thanks to Serbia and the people of Nis, I really liked Nis, the people are in a very friendly mood. I am a street musician, and the people of Nis love music very much, so I found it a very good reception – Takakomi said after the vaccination.
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He said that his first choice was Astra Zeneca but that he gave up this vaccine because the second dose should be received after three months, which hinders his plans to continue the journey.
– I changed my mind and got Pfizer, it is a good vaccine and everyone in Japan receives it. I am very happy that I was so well received here, that I made so many friends, when I return to Japan, I will tell my compatriots about everything I experienced in Serbia – Ahasi promised.
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The director of the Health Center, Milorad Jerkan, reminded of the traditional friendship between Serbia and Japan.
– Japan donated a lot to Serbia in the most difficult moments and we do not forget that, so we gladly met this young man, but we had to follow the prescribed protocols. This morning, we received the consent of the Ministry of Health and Minister Lončar personally, and we immediately decided to vaccinate him – said Jerkan.
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He also said that he was glad that Takaki was vaccinated in one of the institutions that are best listed in the vaccination procedure in Serbia.
– Today, we have crossed fifty percent of those vaccinated with the first vaccine, and we also have over 40 percent of those revaccinated. We are going at lightning speed towards collective immunization, which will enable us to socialize much more in ten or fifteen days, go to sports events and return to a normal life – Jerkan concluded.
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