The epidemiologist who has run several vaccination campaigns since 1972 dies in the country

The Institute of Public Health loses a personality in the field of immunization.

Died Dr. Ibrahim Luloçi, otherwise known as Dr. Mimi. As an experienced epidemiologist, he worked for many years at the aerogenic microbial ward, leading several vaccination campaigns from smallpox in 1972 to polio, the mass campaigns of Measles and Rubella in 2000-2001.

Dr. Luloçi was the founder of the expanded vaccination program and together with other colleagues created the first modern refrigerated warehouse in the country for storing vaccines.