Yes. Rules should be the same for everyone.
As many as 29 people above the age of 75 died in Norway after getting vaccinated for Covid-19. Pfizer's BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine is the only vaccine available in Norway.
The number of people above 75 with serious underlying health conditions who died after taking vaccines for the coronavirus (Covid-19) disease in Norway went up to 29 on Saturday. The Scandinavian country, which has inoculated more than 25,000 people since the vaccination drive began on December 27 last year, has confirmed the deaths.
Earlier, the age group thought to be in the danger zone was above 80, but the fresh six deaths on Saturday further lowered it to 75 and also raised questions over which groups to target in national inoculation programme.
Here is what we know so far:
- The Covid-19 vaccine made by Pfizer and BioNTech is the only one available in Norway and all deaths are seen to be linked with it, according to Norwegian Medicines Agency (NMA).
- The NMA wrote to news agency Bloomberg and confirmed that while most people have experienced the expected side effects of the vaccine, 13 deaths have been assessed and another 16 are being looked at for having been caused due to it. “There are 13 deaths that have been assessed, and we are aware of another 16 deaths that are currently being assessed,” the agency said, adding that all the reported deaths related to “elderly people with serious basic disorders”.
- The side effects being seen in most people are nausea and vomiting, fever, local reactions at the injection site, and worsening of their underlying condition. According to the Norwegian Institute of Public Health (NIPH), the vaccine could have marginal or no benefit for those who have a very short remaining life span anyway. For those with the most severe frailty, even relatively mild vaccine side effects can have serious consequences, it added.
- Pfizer has said it is investigating the deaths along with BioNTech and the NIPH and the agency has found that “the number of incidents so far is not alarming, and in line with expectations.”
- Norway, however, has not said that younger, healthier people should avoid being vaccinated.
The number of people above 75 with serious underlying health conditions who died after taking vaccines for the coronavirus (Covid-19) disease in Norway went up to 29 on Saturday. The Scandinavian country, which has inoculated more than 25,000 people since the vaccination drive began on December 27 last year, has confirmed the deaths.
Earlier, the age group thought to be in the danger zone was above 80, but the fresh six deaths on Saturday further lowered it to 75 and also raised questions over which groups to target in national inoculation programme.
Here is what we know so far:
- The Covid-19 vaccine made by Pfizer and BioNTech is the only one available in Norway and all deaths are seen to be linked with it, according to Norwegian Medicines Agency (NMA).
- The NMA wrote to news agency Bloomberg and confirmed that while most people have experienced the expected side effects of the vaccine, 13 deaths have been assessed and another 16 are being looked at for having been caused due to it. “There are 13 deaths that have been assessed, and we are aware of another 16 deaths that are currently being assessed,” the agency said, adding that all the reported deaths related to “elderly people with serious basic disorders”.
- The side effects being seen in most people are nausea and vomiting, fever, local reactions at the injection site, and worsening of their underlying condition. According to the Norwegian Institute of Public Health (NIPH), the vaccine could have marginal or no benefit for those who have a very short remaining life span anyway. For those with the most severe frailty, even relatively mild vaccine side effects can have serious consequences, it added.
- Pfizer has said it is investigating the deaths along with BioNTech and the NIPH and the agency has found that “the number of incidents so far is not alarming, and in line with expectations.”
- Norway, however, has not said that younger, healthier people should avoid being vaccinated.
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And these retards wonder why they get called retards.
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Literally just a guy in real life stating what people are posting online. It just sounds even more insane when actually spoken.
That is 2020's legacy. I know more people than I can count who've been at home for better part of a year and think what they see on social media is what's going on outside.
It's fucking insane. Let's get 2021 over with, 2022 has got to be better right?
I fear America may have peaked in 2019.
For my son’s and the next generation’s sake, I sure hope not. But there’s a lot of water that needs to be bailed from this ship before it’s righted.
Exactly how I feel.
What's the point in arguing about masks?
Its not such an imposition.
There will be inquiries after this is over. I think the big one is the lack of planning this side of the pond.
We have real morons making bad calls that are u turned sometimes the same day. Johnson is a thick cunt of such epic proportions I struggle not to punch a wall when I hear his voice.
The problem in this country is when they hear a posh accent they assume that person is clever.
Its usually the opposite.
If you finish the video then you will realize it isn't really about masks
He starts with masks and finishes with the jugular
well my takeaway isn't about masks
just sacrificing liberties for perceived safety
My hope is that the younger folks are by and large more media savvy.
Older peepz can't handle the big developments life brought since the cold war all that well.
Y'all have a lot of conspiracy retards over there?
We have our fair share of conspiracy jetboat owners, but really the problem lies with the governments handling of it and failure to adopt a zero-covid approach in the summer.
