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Greece: 65-year-old woman dead 30 minutes after AstraZeneca shot
Half an hour after her vaccination, she was found in a park next to the health center without her senses.

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ILION, WEST ATHENS — AstraZeneca crimes against humanity continue as another victim dies in Europe shortly after the shot.

A 65-year-old woman received the first dose of the AstraZeneca viral vector shot at the Ilion Health Centre on or around March 29, according to Skai News in Piraeus, Greece. She waited the customary 20 minutes to ensure there were no immediate side effects.

The woman, who was not identified by Skai, walked out of the building to go about her day. She was found unresponsive in the parking lot ten minutes later. Medical personnel took her back into the health centre for first aid. But she was pronounced dead shortly thereafter.

Meanwhile, the Greek National Vaccination Committee said it is “too early to draw any conclusions” as to the cause of death.


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AstraZeneca COVID shots could test Canadians' vaccine hesitancy: 'There is no way they can downplay that risk'
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The nurse was 49-years-old, and seemingly perfectly healthy, when she received her first dose of the AstraZeneca COVID vaccine in mid-February.

Eleven days later she was dead, a victim of a rare blood clotting disorder that has regrettably popularized a new pandemic acronym — VIPIT — one that risks rattling confidence in vaccines, the only ultimate path out of COVID-19.

On Monday, two weeks after a team of German scientists first described the death of the Austrian nurse, and the startling similar cases of others who developed one or more serious blood clots following vaccination with the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine, Canada’s provinces temporarily halted use of the shots in people under 55.

The provinces acted on advice from Ottawa’s expert panel of vaccine advisors, which decided it prudent to temporarily suspend the vaccines in the under 55s due to “substantial uncertainty” about the benefits, given the potential risk of the rare clotting disorder.

But even then it’s not clear how much of a risk: One in a million doses? One in 100,000? One in 25,000? The risk seems to change, Carleton University professor Josh Greenberg said, “based on the estimates of the day.”

“Canadians should take comfort knowing that the regulatory and safety review process appears to be working as it should,” said Greenberg, an expert on health risk communication: A safety signal was detected, and regulators responded. Health Canada has now asked AstraZeneca for a detailed assessment of the benefits and risks, according to age and sex.

The Oxford-AstraZeneca shot was heralded as a “game changer” in the global immunization strategy, Greenberg said in an email. It’s cheaper and easier to store and distribute than its rivals.

The latest controversy “presents an enormous challenge for vaccine risk communication,” he said, and some worry VIPIT — vaccine-induced prothrombotic immune thrombocytopenia — risks sowing another layer of doubt on fertile ground.

Canadians’ hesitancy toward COVID-19 vaccines had been softening in recent months. According to polling by the Angus Reid Institute, 66 per cent of 1,748 Canadians sampled in the first week of March said they would get a vaccine as soon as they’re eligible rather than take a wait-and-see-approach, up from 39 per cent in September. “The overall number of Canadians who say they will not be vaccinated,” the pollster reported, “remained stabled, at 12 per cent.”

An Environics Analytics poll found 18 per cent of Canadians aged 16 and older are “unsure” whether they’ll get vaccinated, 69 per cent say “yes” and 13 per cent “no.”

Canadians were already more leery about being injected with the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine than they were about being inoculated with other approved shots, with a poll by Leger and the Association for Canadians studies conducted over the weekend showing just 53 per cent of respondents expressed trust in the vaccine, far less than 82 per cent who said they’d trust being injected with Pfizer-BioNTech’s vaccine or Moderna’s (77 per cent).

While people might become more wary of AstraZeneca’s shot, as has played out in other countries, Greenberg doesn’t think the blood clot scare in Europe (no cases of vaccine-related VIPIT have been reported in Canada) will lead to more vaccine hesitancy here. “Public fatigue is intense,” he said, fast-spreading variants are driving growing rates of COVID infections and real-world data showing Pfizer and Moderna shots are highly effective are increasing public demand for vaccination.

Regulators are in a bind, Greenberg said. “The more transparent they are about communicating what is known about possible risks, the more that could undermine trust in vaccination,” he said. “But there is no way they can downplay that risk,” even if the science ultimately shows the risk is exceedingly rare.

“Doing so would play into the hands of anti-vaccination activists who are already peddling misinformation about a conspiracy of silence between governments and the drug manufacturer.”

Toronto and Montreal authorities have already struggled with unfilled vaccine appointments, some long-term-care-home workers are refusing vaccines and, according to Halifax Today, roughly 20 to 30 per cent of Nova Scotians eligible for the vaccine say they don’t plan on getting it. The Lancet Commission on COVID vaccines estimates that halting transmission will ultimately require 70 to 80 per cent coverage.

However, “Being hesitant or undecided in the face of a possible safety risk is not being anti-vaccine,” Heidi Larson, director of The Vaccine Confidence Project at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, and George Washington University associate professor David Broniatowski wrote in the journal Science. “A failure to understand the distinction can feed both fires.”

The approved COVID vaccines were each tested in tens of thousands of volunteers. However, rare side effects, rare “events,” might not be picked up until many millions receive it, said Dr. Theresa Tam, Canada’s chief public health officer.

The rare cases of serious blood clots, including blood clots in the brain, reported by European and Scandinavian countries occur four to 20 days after vaccination, according to a brief from Ontario’s COVID-19 Science Advisory Table.

Most cases have been reported in women under 55. It’s not clear why, though many of the countries used most of their initial AstraZeneca supply in women under 55, such as health-care workers.

VIPIT is caused by a “friendly fire” problem, said Dr. Marc Rodger, chair of the department of medicine in the faculty of medicine at McGill University, and physician-in-chief at McGill University Health Centre.

“We develop an antibody response to getting the vaccine that targets a protein called platelet factor 4,” a protein involved in clotting. With VIPIT, clots develop in veins and arteries, causing blurry vision, severe headache, shortness of breath, chest pain, abdominal pain and other symptoms.

“We have to appreciate the first, the index case (the Austrian nurse) that’s been published, was vaccinated on February 15. This is all incredibly new,” Rodger said. In the U.K. alone, more than 11 million people have received the AstraZeneca vaccine.

Cerebral vein thrombosis is more common in young women, and young women on the birth control pill, Rodger said.

“Things are just happening so quickly. There’s strong pressure to get information out. That’s part of the confusion and messaging,” he said.

We still don’t have a strong handle on the absolute risk. But Rodgers said a one-in-100,000-doses risk is similar to the risk of being struck by lightning at some point in a person’s lifetime.

“If an 80-year-old has a 30 per cent chance of dying if they get COVID, then I’d take that one in 100,000 risk” of VIPIT, he said. “It looks like it’s not a worry in the over-55-age group.”

“But if you’re the average 30-year-old and you have a 0.1 risk of death if you get COVID, then that one in 100,000 risk might make you pause, because it looks like a very serious, potentially lethal complication of the vaccine,” Rodgers said.

“The task for regulators now is to be radically transparent” about the risks and benefits of all vaccines, Greenberg said. “Successful mass vaccination depends vitally on trust.”

 

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COVID-19 Vaccines Could be Ineffective Within the Year Due to Virus Mutations According to Epidemiologists

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Tue, March 30, 2021, 12:20 PM·1 min read
Current COVID-19 vaccines could become ineffective against virus mutations within the next year, NBC News reports.

In a new survey conducted by The People’s Vaccine Alliance, almost a third of 77 epidemiologists, virologists, and infectious disease specialists who were surveyed think the vaccine efficacy window is nine months or less. Less than one in eight said they think variants will not make current vaccines ineffective.


Two-thirds believe we have “a year or less before the virus mutates to the extent that the majority of first-generation vaccines are rendered ineffective and new or modified vaccines are required.” The pool of experts are from some of the world’s leading academic institutions, spanning 28 countries.

The survey found that 88 percent of experts said that “persistent low vaccine coverage in many countries would make it more likely for vaccine-resistant mutations to appear.” Going by the pace of global vaccine administration now, only 10 percent of people in the majority of poor countries will be inoculated in next 12 months.

While the West has developed a number of vaccines—Moderna, Pfizer, and AstraZeneca—that are mostly being distributed in the U.S, UK, or Europe, China and Russia have created their own vaccines. As more infectious mutations from the UK, South Africa, and Brazil have begun spreading, vaccine developers have revealed that they are working on booster shots to manage variants.

The People’s Vaccine Alliance is a coalition of over 50 organizations, including Oxfam, UNAIDS, and African Alliance, and pushes for equal worldwide access to COVID vaccines.

 
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French woman, 38, dies from blood clot 14 days after Covid vaccination

European and French health authorities have said that blood clots caused by the vaccine are "very rare"
By Joanna York
A 38-year-old woman has died from thrombosis 14 days after receiving the AstraZeneca vaccine from her GP, a hospital in Toulouse has confirmed.
No link between the vaccination and her death has been proven.
The woman – a social worker in an institute for mentally-disabled children who did not suffer from any known health problems – was given one dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine just before it was briefly suspended in France mid-March.
She started experiencing health issues, including strong headaches, two days after receiving the vaccine.
One week later, she found she was unable to move the left side of her body and was admitted to Purpan Hospital where she was found to have developed a blood clot and was put into a medically-induced coma.
Medicine regulator says blood clots are ‘rare occurrence’
On March 26 French medicine regulator ANSM said there was a risk of blood clots forming after getting the vaccine but this was a “very rare” occurrence.
In a second statement on March 29 ANSM said: “The balance of risks to benefits of the vaccine is still positive.”
It reached this conclusion using data from March 12-18 during which 16 new incidences of thrombosis were identified.
Of these, “nine cases were declared of blood clots in major veins, that were unusually located in the brain and digestive system and were associated with abnormally low platelets in the blood or coagulation difficulties.”
Two of these resulted in deaths, including a 24-year-old medical student in Nantes.



Vaccine no longer used for under 55s in France
This comes after the AstraZeneca vaccine was suspended in some European countries on March 15 over fears it could cause blood clots.
France lifted the suspension on March 19, following a statement from the European Medicines Agency (EMA) that said the vaccine was “safe and effective”.
The EMA found that the AstraZeneca vaccine did not cause an increase in the overall risk of developing blood clots, but that a “possible link between two very rare forms of blood clots (disseminated intravascular coagulation and cerebral venous sinus thrombosis) associated with platelet deficiency could not be ruled out”.
In France, the Haute Autorité de Santé recommended that the vaccine only be used for people aged 55 and over as the most serious cases of blood clots had been found in people younger than this.
The AstraZeneca vaccine has recently received approval from the EMA to change its name.
From now on the name Vaxzevria will appear on boxes containing the vaccine.
This is not unusual as medicines are often distributed under numerous names including names used by researchers, names given by the World Health Organisation and brand names which can differ from country to country.
The chemical name of the vaccine, ChAdOx1 nCoV-19, will stay the same.
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The Pfizer-BioNTech Vaccine Is Said to Be Powerfully Protective in Adolescents
A clinical trial found no symptomatic infections among vaccinated children ages 12 to 15, the companies said, and there were no serious side effects. The data have not yet been reviewed by independent experts.



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March 31, 2021
The Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine is extremely effective in young adolescents, perhaps even more so than in adults, the companies reported on Wednesday — a finding that could ease the return to normalcy for millions of American families.
No symptomatic infections were found among children aged 12 to 15 who received the vaccine in a recent clinical trial, the drug makers said; the children produced strong antibody responses and experienced no serious side effects.
Depending on regulatory approval, vaccinations could begin before the start of the next academic year for middle school and high school students, and for elementary school children not long after.
The companies announced the results in a statement that did not include detailed data from the trial, which has not yet been peer-reviewed nor published in a scientific journal. Still, the news drew praise and excitement from experts.
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“Oh my god, I’m so happy to see this — this is amazing,” said Akiko Iwasaki, an immunologist at Yale University. If the vaccines’s performance in adults was A-plus, the results in children were “A-plus-plus.”
The good news arrives even as the country records another rise in infections and health officials renew calls for Americans to heed precautions and get vaccinated. On Monday, Dr. Rochelle Walensky, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said that rising cases had left her with a sense of “impending doom,” while President Biden called on state and local officials to reinstate mask mandates.

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Vaccination efforts are accelerating throughout the nation. As of Tuesday, 29 percent of Americans had received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine, and 16 percent had been fully inoculated, according to the C.D.C.
But the country cannot hope to reach herd immunity — the point at which immunity becomes so widespread that the coronavirus slows its crawl through the population — without also inoculating the youngest Americans, some experts say. Children under 18 account for about 23 percent of the population in the United States.
“The sooner that we can get vaccines into as many people as possible, regardless of their age, the sooner we will be able to really feel like we’re ending this pandemic for good,” said Angela Rasmussen, a virologist affiliated with Georgetown University in Washington.
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Data from Israel suggest that vaccinating adults alone can significantly decrease the number of cases, but “long term, to hit the herd immunity threshold, we will have to vaccinate children,” she said.
The trial included 2,260 adolescents ages 12 to 15. The children received two doses of the vaccine three weeks apart — the same amounts and schedule used for adults — or a placebo of saltwater.
The researchers recorded 18 cases of symptomatic coronavirus infection in the placebo group, and none among the children who received the vaccine. Still, the low number of infections makes it difficult to be too specific about the vaccine’s efficacy in the population at large, Dr. Rasmussen said.
“But obviously, it looks good for the vaccine if there were zero Covid cases among the vaccinated people,” she added.
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The adolescents who got the vaccine produced much higher levels of antibodies on average, compared with participants 16 to 25 years of age in an earlier trial. The children experienced the same minor side effects as older participants, although the companies declined to be more specific.
Dr. Iwasaki said she had expected antibody levels in adolescents to be comparable to those in young adults. “But they’re getting even better levels from the vaccines,” she said. “That’s really incredible.”
She and other experts cautioned that the vaccine might be less effective in children, and adults, against some of the variants that have begun circulating in the United States.
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Pfizer and BioNTech have begun a clinical trial of the vaccine in children under 12 and started inoculations of children ages 5 to 11 just last week. Company scientists plan to start testing the vaccine next week in even younger children, ages 2 to 5, followed by trials in children ages 6 months to 2 years.
Results from that three-phase trial are expected in the second half of the year, and the companies hope to make the vaccine available for children under 12 early next year.
“We share the urgency to expand the use of our vaccine to additional populations and are encouraged by the clinical trial data from adolescents between the ages of 12 and 15,” Albert Bourla, Pfizer’s chairman and chief executive officer, said in a statement.
Moderna has also been testing its vaccine in children. Results from a trial in adolescents ages 12 to 17 are expected in the next few weeks and in children 6 months to 12 years old in the second half of this year.
AstraZeneca started testing its vaccine in children 6 months and older last month, and Johnson & Johnson has said it will wait for results from trials in older children before testing its vaccine in children under 12.
Some parents have said they are reluctant to immunize their children because the risk posed by the virus is low. Children make up fewer than 1 percent of deaths from Covid-19, but about 2 percent of children who get the illness require hospital care.
The new results may not sway all of those parents, but they may reassure parents who have been wary of the vaccines, said Jennifer Nuzzo, an epidemiologist at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security.
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“While I don’t think we have to wait until children are vaccinated to fully reopen schools, being able to vaccinate children may help some families feel safer about returning to school,” she said.
Pfizer and BioNTech plan to request from the Food and Drug Administration an amendment to the emergency use authorization for their vaccine, in hopes of beginning immunizations of older children before the start of the next school year. The companies also are planning to submit their data for peer review and publication in a scientific journal.
They will monitor the participants for two years after the second dose to assess the vaccine’s long-term safety and efficacy. Side effects of vaccines are usually apparent within the first six weeks, said Dr. Kristin Oliver, a pediatrician and vaccine expert at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York. “Still, it’s good to know that safety monitoring is going to continue,” she said.
The C.D.C. recommends that people avoid getting other vaccines for two weeks before and after receiving the two doses of the coronavirus vaccine.
But children receive more vaccines in the few weeks before the school year than at any other time, Dr. Oliver noted, so pediatricians and parents should aim to get those other immunizations done earlier than usual.
The coronavirus vaccines should ideally be given by pediatricians who have deep experience in immunizing children, Dr. Oliver added. “Now is the time to start planning how that rollout is going to take place in this age group,” she said.
 

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We Can’t End the Pandemic Without Vaccinating Kids
So far, children have mostly been spared from the worst aspects of Covid-19. Let’s keep it that way.
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The United States’ coronavirus vaccine rollout has finally hit its stride, with well over two million doses administered daily. Soon, vaccines will be available to all adults who want them.
Children are the next vaccination frontier. When it comes time to vaccinate them, the same urgency and large-scale coordination efforts driving adult vaccination must continue if we want to sustainably drive down Covid-19 cases and ultimately end the pandemic.
Currently, vaccine demand among adults exceeds the supply. But there’s reason to worry that once children are eligible, vaccination rates for them will initially be far lower and rise more slowly than those seen among adults. Children are much less likely than adults to be hospitalized with Covid-19, and deaths from the disease among kids are rare. Parents may wonder, if Covid-19 is relatively harmless for my children, what’s the hurry?
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One reason to vaccinate children quickly is that even a small number of critical Covid-19 cases among children is worth vaccinating against. The burden of long-term effects from Covid-19 in children — including rare but serious cases of inflammatory syndrome — remains unclear, especially since many have asymptomatic infections that go undiagnosed.
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But the most important and least recognized reason to vaccinate all children quickly is the possibility that the virus will continue to spread and mutate into more dangerous variants, including ones that could harm both children and adults.

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Variants “of concern” first identified in Britain, South Africa, Brazil and California are being closely followed by epidemiologists. Some of these appear more contagious than earlier versions, and at least one of them — B.1.1.7, first observed in Britain — appears to cause a slight uptick in the risk of dying of Covid-19. So far, the vaccines still appear to work well against them.
But we might not be so fortunate with future variants. Viruses acquire mutations as they spread. The more infections there are, the more chances the coronavirus has to mutate. This increases the likelihood that a more dangerous strain could emerge. Variants that cause more severe illness in children are likely to emerge from children themselves, especially with adults becoming less hospitable hosts for infection as vaccinations rise.
Just as important, vaccinating children quickly will improve our odds of emerging from this crisis sooner. The United States is likely to need to vaccinate children to reach herd immunity, as Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s leading infectious disease expert, and others have noted.
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Clinical trials to prove that the vaccines are safe for use in children are underway. But we need to be prepared for the reality that those trials will not generate the kinds of blockbuster results that the studies of adults did.
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We probably won’t know how effective the vaccines are at preventing severe disease in children, for example. That’s because in order to figure out whether a vaccine is effective in kids, the main outcome of the trials needs to be common enough among children to determine whether a vaccine makes any real difference. Fortunately, at the moment, serious disease among children is too rare for any reasonable-size trial to measure.
Instead, the U.S. vaccine trials for children (and those abroad that we are aware of) will primarily focus on safety and whether the vaccines produce an immune response.
From our perspectives as a scientist and a clinician, the trials are designed to ask the right questions: Are these vaccines safe for children? What dose produces a strong enough immune response without a high number of bothersome side effects?
The downside, though, is that the results may do little to make parents feel urgency around vaccinating their children, because many parents already feel that their children are protected. There are early hints that some parents might be hesitant to get their child inoculated. A new study — not yet vetted by peer review — found that parents are more reluctant to take the Covid-19 vaccine compared with non-parents and that these sentiments can mirror their intentions to vaccinate their children.
That’s why a sober risk assessment is in order. The coronavirus may kill as many as one in 10,000 infected children, though some studies imply the rate is lower. That risk is significantly higher than that of serious but treatable side effects that may be seen from vaccines. The risk of severe Covid-19 is also higher for children with underlying medical conditions.
As with any vaccine, we should prepare for the likelihood that anecdotes of children getting sick after vaccination will emerge and that the vaccine will be blamed. We cannot let that deter the vaccination effort. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention must continue to track and share reports of health issues after vaccination, as well as the usual background rates for any condition. We should avoid taking troubling stories out of context.
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Parents can rest assured that once the vaccine trials for children are complete and the data is reviewed by the Food and Drug Administration, it will be considered safe to begin vaccinating kids. Assuming that happens, we will need to hurry up and vaccinate all children, making sure we reach underserved communities. That includes children abroad, because any harmful coronavirus variants that emerge elsewhere will eventually reach all of us.
So far, children have mostly been spared from the worst aspects of this disease. For that, we are relieved. However, we owe that to a lot of luck. From here on out, we must deliberately protect them.
 

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67-year-old man dies one hour after taking COVID-19 vaccine in Hisar
Family members allege that he died due to side-effects of the vaccination
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A 67-year-old man reportedly died one hour after taking the COVID-19 vaccine in Badala village of Hansi in Hisar district.

Family members alleged that he died due to side-effects of the vaccination.

However, the district health authority said the actual cause of death would be ascertained after the post-mortem examination.

The deceased’s cousin Ramesh Pandit and nephew Vikas Sharma said that the vaccination team reached the village on Monday and said that the person who does not get vaccinated, his pension will be discontinued.

Because of this, Ramphal Sharma got vaccinated, he said.


“For a while he stayed in the observation of the health department team and then on his way home on foot, his health deteriorated and he fell unconscious. After this, the health department team reached the spot and they gave him first aid and then brought him to Hansi general hospital where doctors declared him dead,” they said.

Civil Surgeon Dr Ratna Bharti said the autopsy of the body would be done only after that it would be clear what caused his death.


She said that people were getting vaccinated in the village even without persuasion by the team and no department employees spread rumours about the pension being discontinued.

For the time being, an inquiry will also be conducted on this, Dr Bharti said.



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62-year-old man dies day after taking Covid vaccination in Chhattisgarh, probe begins
Vibhisan Banjare, a resident of Savitripur, complained of pain in his shoulder where he got the vaccination injection and was also sweating profusely, a health official said Friday.
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Mahasamund: A 62-year-old man died in Chhattisgarh’s Mahasamund district on Friday after he took the COVID-19 vaccination a day earlier, officials said.

Vibhisan Banjare, a resident of Savitripur, was administered COVID-19 vaccine at the local government health and wellness centre on Thursday evening and died this morning, said Dr NK Mandape, Chief Medical and Health Officer (CMHO) of Mahasamund.


“He was kept under observation for 30 minutes before he was allowed to go home after the vaccination. As per his family, Banjare complained of pain in his shoulder where he got the vaccination injection and was also sweating profusely.

He was declared dead in a hospital in Basna,” the official said.

Mandape said a team had been constituted to probe the case under District Immunisation Officer Dr Arvind Gupta.

Gupta said other members of Banjare’s family were also vaccinated and they are in normal condition.

It was not immediately known whether Banjare was suffering from any kind of illness, he added.



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49-yr-old man dies within 2 hours after taking first COVID-19 vaccine dose in Noida
In a recent case, a 49-yr-old man died within two hours after receiving the first dose of coronavirus vaccine — Covishield in Noida. Read to know the symptoms he suffered before his death.
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In yet another shocking incident, a 49-year-old man died within two hours after receiving the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine jab in Noida. This is the first such case of death after getting vaccinated in the district. According to the initial reports, the deceased identified as Samay Lal Yadav was suffering from several chronic ailments including hypertension and angina.


The Man Was Administered The First Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine Dose — Covishield
Health officials of the district have reported that Yadav was vaccinated at a District hospital in Sector 30 at around 10:45 am and was doing fine when he was allowed to leave the hospital. According to the guidelines — after vaccination, a person is required to be kept under proper vigilance for some time to ensure that there is nothing abnormal in the body after getting the jab. “Samay Lal Yadav was fine after getting the vaccine dose and he left the hospital after the mandatory observation period. Yadav was reportedly given the first dose of the Covishield vaccine.Also Read - Paresh Rawal tests positive for COVID-19 weeks after receiving first vaccine shot: Precautions to take after getting the first coronavirus jab




According to the media reports, Yadav was a resident of Nithari in Noida and by profession, he was a driver with a local school. Yadav is survived by two children and a wife — they all are currently staying in Madhya Pradesh.Also Read - COVID-19 vaccination for people above 45 years of age from April 1: Prakash Javadekar

Symptoms Yadav Experienced After Getting The Vaccine Jab
Speaking to a leading newspaper, Yadav’s elder brother said that he was doing all fine after receiving the vaccine jab, but soon after reaching home Yadav started complaining about health complications. Yadav reportedly suffered from numbness in his hands and there was no sensation at all. Yadav’s brother also added that he discharged some white foam like liquid from his mouth before taking his last breath.

Health Officials Dismissed Vaccine As The Cause Of Death
An autopsy was conducted and the health officials said that the death was not due to the COVID-19 vaccine jab — it was due to heart failure. During an autopsy, no blood was found in the heart of the deceased. Prima facie, it’s the cause of a heart attack,” a senior doctor was quoted as saying.

Third COVID-19 Vaccination Drive Begins In India
The third phase of the COVID-19 vaccination drive for people aged above 45 in the country, began on Thursday. The inoculation drive is taking place at a time when coronavirus cases have again mounted in the last few weeks. The vaccines will be administered free of cost at government hospitals and health centres, while up to Rs 250 per dose will be charged at private health facilities.

I dont have the official link yet.But will keep updated,but for right now this will be labeled as

Another Covid19 Vaccination Coincidental Death
 

lightbright

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Since this has been your complete focus, why didn't you make an independent thread?

i could have.!!!!!
Shaka the main and only purpose of this troll is to fearmonger..... at first he did start his own threads.... but as members of the board realized his agenda was to fearmonger vaccines with blacks and his threads got less attention.... he decided to troll this thread..... look at his grammar when he starts to rant.... he either has very little to no education.... or he's foreign.... or both.... the only fairly grammatically correct shit in his posts is what he copy & pastes from other sources...... and even in this thread he gets little or no responses and no likes for what he posts..... his last 12 messages were all in this thread, fearmongering as tries to act like he's black.... the only black in him is the six fags taking turns going medieval on this cracker


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Jes McKenzie

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Since this has been your complete focus, why didn't you make an independent thread?
Bruh...........This is not my only focus.My focus is the truth,everything i post are the truth.Not one time did i say that anybody died primarily of the Covid19 Vaccine or vaccination,not once.I said that they died of Coincidental Death after taking the vaccine,so what if the numbers are piling up.I just keep reporting Covid19 Vaccination Coincidental Deaths,because thats what they are.People just happen to healthy at some of the time and some of the time they are not and they just happen to take the vaccine,then they somewhat coincidentally dies.Whether its proof or not by medical autopsy,you have a right to have your own opinion by basic instincts.All this fear mongering stuff that fool lightbright is accusing me is none sense.If anything it's him and others on this thread fearmongering people into taking the vaccine as if its all good and the be all end all,in which people dont have to do to survive and thats real you dont have to have no vaccine.
 
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BrownTurd

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Bruh...........This is not my only focus.My focus is the truth,everything i post are the truth.Not one time did i say that anybody died primarily of the Covid19 Vaccine or vaccination,not once.I said that they died of Coincidental Death after taking the vaccine,so what if the numbers are piling up.I just keep reporting Covid19 Vaccination Coincidental Deaths,because thats what they are.People just happen to healthy at some of the time and some of the time they are not and they just happen to take the vaccine,then they somewhat coincidentally dies.Whether its proof or not by medical autopsy,you have a right to have your own opinion by basic instincts.All this fear mongering stuff that fool lightbright is accusing me is none sense.If anything it's him and others on this thread fearmongering people into taking the vaccine as if its all good and the be all end all,in which people dont have to do to survive and thats real you dont have to have no vaccine.
That’s not what you said. You clearly stated the vaccine are killing people
 

BrownTurd

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Shaka the main and only purpose of this troll is to fearmonger..... at first he did start his own threads.... but as members of the board realized his agenda was to fearmonger vaccines with blacks and his threads got less attention.... he decided to troll this thread..... look at his grammar when he starts to rant.... he either has very little to no education.... or he's foreign.... or both.... the only fairly grammatically correct shit in his posts is what he copy & pastes from other sources...... and even in this thread he gets little or no responses and no likes for what he posts..... his last 12 messages were all in this thread, fearmongering as tries to act like he's black.... the only black in him is the six fags taking turns going medieval on this cracker


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Did you get the vaccine yet ole smelly wet dog, piss smelling cracka?
 

code_pirahna

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Shaka the main and only purpose of this troll is to fearmonger..... at first he did start his own threads.... but as members of the board realized his agenda was to fearmonger vaccines with blacks and his threads got less attention.... he decided to troll this thread..... look at his grammar when he starts to rant.... he either has very little to no education.... or he's foreign.... or both.... the only fairly grammatically correct shit in his posts is what he copy & pastes from other sources...... and even in this thread he gets little or no responses and no likes for what he posts..... his last 12 messages were all in this thread, fearmongering as tries to act like he's black.... the only black in him is the six fags taking turns going medieval on this cracker


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Yeah he is not black and is trying to hurt our people with misinformation.
 

lightbright

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Troll my ass.......you are just in denial.you need to just face the music,because you are going to have to eventually.
IIf I was in the same room with you..... you'd be facing some serious music ,,,, lots of tubas cracker....

sidebar: as with your misinformation threads..... you starting to realize that no one's really paying any attention to you in this thread, cracker? That's why you keep quoting replies... to try and be relevant..... most everyone in this thread just scrolls past your posts....... cracker ..... more failure for you...... oh well... back to ignore for you


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