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Locally, vaccine wastage often happens due to “oversight in the monitoring of vaccine storage temperatures.”
A reverse image search showed that the FB page WE ARE AS ONE compiled two unrelated video reports published separately last April:
Her family says she had not been vaccinated.
It also carried other claims similar to conspiracy theories already debunked by VERA Files Fact Check.
There is also “no scientific evidence available that suggests that spike proteins created in our bodies from the COVID-19 vaccines are toxic or damaging [to] our organs,” according to a team of health experts from global technology nonprofit Meedan.
They were from Brazil and Mexico.
Habang patuloy rollout ng gobyerno ng Pilipinas ng coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccines sa target nitong 70 milyong katao, kinakalat naman ng anti-vaccine advocates ang isang maling social media post noong Mayo na nagsasabing ang mga COVID-19 vaccine ay naglalaman ng fetal tissue. (Tingnan ang VERA FILES FACT CHECK: COVID-19 vaccines do NOT contain ‘chopped parts’ of aborted fetuses)
As the Philippine government continues to roll out coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccines to its target of 70 million people, anti-vaccine advocates shared a social media post in May wrongly claiming COVID-19 vaccines contain fetal tissue.
The posts failed to mention that the news clip is nearly two months old, and that the DOH has already resumed the inoculation of Vaxzevria for all age groups since May 7.
The claim was made by a UK-based Filipina vlogger who frequently publishes disinformation.