1002 people in Japan died after received COVID-19 vaccine

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1002 people in Japan died after received COVID-19 vaccine

1002 people in Japan died after received COVID-19 vaccine.

August 28. According to the “Central News Agency” report, the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare of the Japanese government announced the latest analysis results on the 28th regarding cases of suspected side effects reported after the COVID-19 vaccine. As of August 8, 1,002 deaths after vaccination in Japan are not believed to be causally related to vaccination.

On August 16, local time, Tokyo Dome Stadium in Japan became the COVID-19 vaccination center, and people came to get vaccinated in an orderly manner. Data map: On August 16, local time, Tokyo Dome Stadium in Japan became the COVID-19 vaccination center, and people came to get vaccinated in an orderly manner.

According to reports, the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare of Japan stated that the total number of confirmed deaths after vaccination was 1,002 by August 8. From the perspective of vaccine types, 19.6 deaths per 1 million people vaccinated with Pfizer and BNT vaccines; 1.2 deaths per 1 million people vaccinated with Moderna.

However, none of the deaths is believed to be causally related to vaccination.

After vaccination, there are 55 cases of suspected cardiomyelitis or pericarditis. Pfizer vaccine has 55 cases, which is equivalent to 1.1 people per 1 million people; Moderna vaccine has 13 cases, which is equivalent to 1.4 people per 1 million people.

According to reports, nearly 90% of the elderly in Japan and more than 40% of the total population have completed two doses of vaccination, and there have been cases of deaths due to various causes after the vaccination. Experts believe that it cannot be said to be true. The risk of death increases because of vaccination.

The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare of Japan stated that at this stage, it does not believe that there are major concerns affecting the vaccination system and will continue to vaccinate the public.

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