Every fourth Pole plans to get vaccinated against flu this year

Most Poles agree with the statement that the coronavirus will stay with us for longer, as will other viruses (Top 2 Boxes - 77 percent, Measure XI - 78 percent), as we read in the report ‘Polish Mood Barometer (12)’by SW Research.

Currently, the greatest concerns of Poles related to the epidemic are the fear of inefficiency of the health service (43 percent, Measurement XI - 45 percent), the possibility of contracting the coronavirus of loved ones (42 percent, Measurement XI - 46 percent) and the increase in the prices of services and products (41 percent, Measurement XI - 44 percent).

The percentage of people working completely remotely during the epidemic decreases from measurement to measurement (15 percent, Measure XI - 18 percent). The percentage of people who consider remote work to be less burdensome (Top 2 Boxes - 45 percent, Measurement IX - 48 percent) than at the workplace is higher than the percentage of respondents who consider remote work to be more burdensome (Bottom 2 Boxes - 29 percent, Measurement IX - 31 percent).

The percentage of Poles who anticipate that the obligation to cover the mouth and nose in generally accessible places will be abolished in three months at the earliest remains at the same level (Measurement XI and XII - 64 percent). SW Research observes a slight decrease in the percentage of people who predict that we will not record any new cases of Covid-19 in Poland not earlier than in three months (85 percent, Measurement XI - 86 Percent).

(WBJ)