A picture taken on Nov. 23, 2020, shows a bottle that says “Covid-19 vaccine” and a syringe.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said Tuesday (Feb. 16) that 934 people have died so far across the United States after being vaccinated against the Chinese Communist virus (COVID-19). But the CDC said the deaths “do not mean the vaccine caused them” and encouraged people to “get vaccinated as soon as possible.
According to the CDC website on Tuesday, the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), which is jointly managed by the CDC and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), has collected 934 reports of deaths between Dec. 14, 2020, and Feb. 14, 2021, all of which were after people received the death after the CDC virus vaccine.
However, the CDC continues to say that these deaths “do not necessarily mean that the vaccine caused the deaths” and that there is no clear evidence to date that there is a “safety issue” with the CCHP vaccine. Therefore, the CDC recommends that the COVID-19 vaccine be administered “as soon as possible” when eligible.
On the other hand, both the CDC and the FDA have acknowledged that some people have been found to experience “anaphylactic shock reactions” after vaccination, and according to VAERS reports, such reactions almost always occur within 30 minutes of vaccination.
Recently, there have been frequent media reports of mass infections and deaths from vaccination against the CCP virus.
According to the official Spanish news agency EFE, on February 3, 78 elderly people and 33 staff members at a nursing Home in Lagartera, Toledo, Spain, were tested positive for the Chinese Communist virus after receiving the first dose of Pfizer vaccine. In addition, 12 staff members were also diagnosed. Subsequently, seven seniors died and four were taken to the hospital for treatment.
In Virginia, Drene Keyes, a 58-year-old pastor, died less than a day after he became ill following a Pfizer vaccination on Feb. 5.
In New York, N.Y., a man in his 70s collapsed just 25 minutes after receiving the vaccine on Feb. 7, and security and paramedics quickly rushed him to a nearby hospital, where he died shortly after arrival.
A similar case occurred in California, where a 78-year-old woman received a Pfizer vaccine at noon, according to Michael Morris, head of the Southern California Vaccination Program, on Feb. 13 at the Kaiser Permanente vaccination site at the State Polytechnic University. A 78-year-old woman died suddenly in the observation area after receiving a Pfizer vaccine at noon.
On January 5, Tim Zook, 60, an X-ray radiologist at South Coast Global Medical Center in California, died two days later after suffering an apparent allergic reaction just hours after receiving his second dose of Pfizer vaccine.
After all of these cases, officials claimed that it was unclear whether the cause of death was related to the vaccination and encouraged people to continue receiving the vaccine.
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