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Visitors to the brothel will be able to choose from the Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer, Moderna or AstraZeneca vaccine and get their first, second or booster shot in a mobile vaccination hub in the brothel itself.
Vaccinations will be available every Monday in November from 4 P.M. to 10 P.M., all people need to bring is a valid ID and an FFP2 mask. The doctor’s consultation will be handled on-site.
According to Peter Laskaris, his campaign hopes to apply a targeted demographic approach to the vaccination campaign. He claims that there is a notable gap when it comes to the vaccination rates of men with a migrant background.
It just so happens that this is his main clientele. Laskaris was quoted by the news site Kurier saying that FunPalast customers are exclusively men and a lot of them are with a migrant background, which is why the campaign is perfect. He continued by describing his brothel as sounding like Belgrade or Istanbul on weekends.
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Source: Peter Laskaris on Facebook
The other reason for the increased interest in faster inoculations is the fact that the business has suffered since the start of the pandemic. Covid, according to Laskaris, has slashed their revenue in half and he hopes that the campaign can get people through the door again.
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