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Some countries inoculated with Chinese vaccines fail to curb viral spread

So they are not better, in China we haven't had a single death for over a year, thanks to the protection of Chinese vaccines. Those who pulled out all stops to discredit Chinese vaccines and glorify western ones in the end made a massive fool of themselves.😂😂

In China it is not the vaccines but your zero Covid policy for your very low death toll.

A vaccine is not required if there is no virus in the first place!
 
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In China it is not the vaccines but your zero Covid policy for your very low death toll.

A vaccine is not required if there is no virus in the first place!
China has small outbreaks here and there sometimes, but no deaths, after a whole year, you still insist that western vaccines are better than China's ?
 
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China has small outbreaks here and there sometimes, but no deaths, after a whole year, you still insist that western vaccines are better than China's ?

Yes UK AstraZeneca is a much better vaccine than anything from China, albeit small risk of blood clot to people under 55.

Since no-one healthy under 56 even needs a vaccine then not really even a problem.
 
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Yes UK AstraZeneca is a much better vaccine than anything from China, albeit small risk of blood clot to people under 55.

Since no-one healthy under 56 even needs a vaccine then not really even a problem.
LOl, much better, of course, it brought the highest record of infection since the beginning of the pandemic while China has almost nothing, so boring, UK vaccines make waves after waves..

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Health officials in some countries are scratching their heads because their high vaccination rates did not lead to a decline in Covid-19 cases.

Such phenomenon is particularly prevalent in countries that vaccinated the population mainly with Chinese Covid-19 vaccines, and industry watchers are raising questions over the Chinese vaccines’ efficacy.

Chinese companies, including Sinopharm and Sinovac have developed Covid-19 vaccines and the Sinopharm vaccine won the WHO’s approval for emergency use on Saturday.

Seychelles is the most vaccinated against Covid-19 in the world, followed by Israel. Over 60 percent of the population in the Indian Ocean nation have received two full doses of a Covid-19 vaccine. However, unlike in Israel, the number of Covid-19 cases has recently gone up in Seychelles, which has about a population of 97,000.

According to Our World in Data, an international statistics website, 60.7 percent of the Seychelles population have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19, followed by 58.7 percent of Israel. In Seychelles, 69.2 percent of the people have received the first dose of a vaccine.

However, new daily Covid-19 cases went up to 1,799 on Thursday in Seychelles, whereas the daily number was only 63 in Israel on the same day.

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Share of the population fully vaccinated against Covid-19 as of May 10, 2021 (Source: Our World in Data)

The United Arab Emirates, the third most vaccinated after Seychelles and Israel, is having a similar problem. On April 20, 38.8 percent of the UAE population have received both doses of a vaccine, and 51.4 percent have got the first dose. However, daily new cases have exceeded 1,700 recently in the UAE.

Chile, ranking fourth in the vaccination rate, has vaccinated 37.4 percent of the population with two full doses and 44.8 percent with the first dose.

However, Covid-19 infections are still rampant in Chile. The new daily Covid-19 cases used to hover around 2,000 in early December. However, after the Covid-19 vaccination started, new cases rose to over 7,000 per day in March. The situation abated a little in mid-April, and the daily number fell to around 5,000 in May.

What Seychelles, the UAE, and Chile have in common is that they have inoculated their populations mostly with Chinese Covid-19 vaccines.

Over 60 percent of the population in Seychelles received the Sinopharm vaccine, and the rest, the AstraZeneca vaccine. The UAE granted the nod for the Sinopharm vaccine in December and has rolled out the vaccine swiftly since. People in the capital city of Abu Dhabi received Sinopharm vaccines only, and those in Dubai, vaccines from Sinopharm, Pfizer, and AstraZeneca.

Chile began vaccinating medical professionals with the Pfizer vaccine in December and accelerated the vaccine rollout with the Sinovac vaccine in February.

A rush in relaxing quarantine measures is cited as one of the causes of continued Covid-19 spreads.

Seychelles began to allow foreign travelers to enter the country on March 25, when the vaccination rate was below 30 percent.

As the vaccination rate increased in the UAE, health officials lifted viral curbs and maintained mask-wearing policy only.

Chile also eased social distancing rules.

The WHO approved the Sinopharm vaccine as the sixth Covid-19 vaccine for emergency use. Sinopharm vaccine can be given to adults aged 18 or older, and two doses should be administered three to four weeks apart.

The WHO said the Sinopharm vaccine was 79 percent effective in Covid-19 patients with symptoms and those hospitalized.

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It's December now numbnuts, 120k infections a day in US. Lol
 
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its simple every vaccine is good, just get the goddamned shot and stop this discussion on which one is better.
our family took vaccine from all over the world , my mother and brother got Pfizer , my father 3 doses of Sinopharm (Beijing) and myself two doses of Sputnik V and one dose of AstraZeneca and we all are happy with the vaccine we get
 
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Not UK's AstraZeneca as it is holding up in the UK and all countries in the world that it has been deployed.

mRNA ones like Pfizer and Moderna are not that good as good efficacy does not last beyond 6 months max.

Nope. A large real-world study from the UK showed that Pfizer is still more effective than AZ after 6 months.


In August, meanwhile, a U.K. study of more than one million fully vaccinated people found that protection from both the Oxford-AstraZeneca and the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines faded over time. A month after receiving a second dose of the Pfizer vaccine, protection against the virus stood at 88%, the analysis showed. After five to six months, that protection fell to 74%.

Protection stood at 77% a month after being fully vaccinated with the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine, and fell to 67% after four to five months.
 
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