In the most updated version of the term, Merriam-Webster.com enumerated the different types of materials used for vaccines such as a cell’s spike protein or messenger ribonucleic acid, a weakened version of a bacterium or virus, or components such as proteins or toxins created by a bacterium or virus. There was no mention of graphene oxide.
There are no microchips in the COVID-19 vaccine. “It is impossible to place a microchip inside your body when getting vaccinated,” said the World Health Organization (WHO) on July 17 in a FB post.
Gapu iti umad adu nga kaso iti pagilian kalpasan ti kagudua nga tawen iti 2021,adu dagiti agwarwaras nga damag iti social media nga ti coronavirus 2019 (COVID-2019) vaccines ket saan nga epektibo ken saan nga ‘safe.’
Habang dumadami ang mga kaso sa bansa sa huling anim na buwan ng 2021, ang maling impormasyon na nagsasabing ang mga bakuna sa coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) ay "hindi epektibo at hindi ligtas" ay patuloy na kumakalat sa social media.
As cases continue to grow in the country during the second half of 2021, misinformed claims that the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccines are “ineffective and unsafe” keep circulating on social media.
It has nothing to do with COVID-19.
While Kingston did say that the ingredient was purposely not included, she misleadingly added it was because billionaire and philanthropist Bill Gates wanted to keep the vaccine formulation a secret.
A reverse image search showed that the FB page WE ARE AS ONE compiled two unrelated video reports published separately last April:
Sa loob ng anim na araw, binawi ng Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-EID) ang resolusyon nito na nagpapahintulot sa local government units na tumanggap ng vaccination card o certificates of quarantine completion ng fully vaccinated domestic traveller bilang “sapat na alternatibo” sa mga COVID-19 test bago maglakbay o pagdating sa destinasyon.
In six days, the Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-EID) retracted its resolution allowing local government units to accept vaccination cards or certificates of quarantine completion of fully vaccinated domestic travelers as “sufficient alternative[s]” to COVID-19 tests before travel or upon arrival at the destination.