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Netherlands: Lagging Dutch Covid vaccine figures suddenly revised up by 19%
In a significant revision to Covid-19 vaccination figures, Dutch public health agency RIVM said that the country managed to administer 19 percent more vaccine doses over the past three months than previously estimated. It effectively added hundreds of thousands of jabs to the Dutch vaccination total. The new RIVM model also estimated that another 116,552 jabs were administered on Monday, pushing the total to over 3.9 million. The revision was issued less than an hour after a press conference with Prime Minister Mark Rutte and Health Minister Hugo de Jonge wrapped up. During that event, De Jonge touted the 3.9 million figure, even as data submitted by the Health Ministry to the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) was lower by about 700 thousand. The RIVM claimed that the data discrepancy was due to a larger number of vaccinations given by general practitioners and at hospitals or care facilities. The RIVM also changed its model to retroactively account for a one percent rate of spillage, instead of assuming five percent of vaccine doses are wasted as it had expected. The revised estimate said that the country administered 3,783,912 through Sunday. Nearly three million of these were a person's first injection, and over 800 thousand were a second dose. If accurate, that would mean that 20.5 percent of the adult population has been at least partially vaccinated, and about six percent were fully inoculated against Covid-19. The first figure was far higher than the data most recently submitted to the ECDC, and the fully-vaccinated total was slightly lower. It would put the Netherlands near the top of European standings for uptake of the first dose, and near the bottom for those fully vaccinated. The correction effectively added 601 thousand to last week's vaccination tally, which rose to 919,926 as a result. It was not clear how much of this occurred last week, or at an earlier date. That total far surpassed an initial projection of 630 thousand, and an updated figure of about 430 thousand. During the press conference, De Jonge said the real figure was close to 630 thousand. Earlier on Tuesday, a RIVM spokesperson told NL Times that the agency was struggling to keep up with the amount of vaccination data it was receiving. She also confirmed the RIVM was changing its model to estimate the number of vaccine doses given. It was the second major alteration to the official figures since the Dutch vaccination campaign began on January 6. The RIVM has not provided complete raw data on the vaccine program since its start. https://nltimes.nl/2021/04/13/laggin...nly-revised-19 |
People vaccinated up to and including 13 April 2021
First dose: 32,326,604 Second dose: 8,170,081 https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/ |
I ain't had my vaccine yet...My appontment was in scotland on monday.
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If you are in England you can Phone up for an Appointment. |
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Thats Great. |
The EU are considering not using AZ or Janssen vaccines due to clotting issues
Heard this on LBC but can't find a link |
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after much publicizing of the clotting issue. I expect now, too many are scared of it after all the bloody publicity. Coming soon 'flu vaccine causes dementia, as 100 people diagnosed within a year of recieving jab!' |
France is Going ahead with One Shot USA Vaccine
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The risk of developing a rare brain clot from Covid-19 is about eight times greater than vaccination with the AstraZeneca-Oxford jab, according to a new study.
Researchers at the University of Oxford, who are not linked to the vaccine, also found that people infected with coronavirus are “manyfold times” more likely than normal to develop the rare clotting disorder, known as cerebral venous thrombosis (CVT), where blood clots in the veins that run from the brain. “There’s no doubt that Covid is a much greater risk of this [condition] than any of the vaccines,” said Professor Paul Harrison, a co-author of the study. The research, which has yet to be peer-reviewed, drew comparisons between more than 500,000 Covid-19 patients in the US and 34 million people in Europe who have received the AstraZeneca vaccine, as well as the background level of CVT in the general population. The independant |
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UK's vaccinated people aren't protected against the newer brazilian strain i think
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I expect flying is WAY up there with clotting too. But those who wont have the vaccine 'because clots' will no doubt still be fine flying, or taking the pill/.other meds..and such. Just really ****ing weird, and irresponsible at this stage too Yet..press and the EU seem determined to make out there is this huge danger with certain vaccines for some reason . Hmm. Quote:
Almost like some want there to be a strain that can avoid the vaccine really. When we are a bit ****ed if some strains are not affected by the vaccine, as the vaccine WAS our only way out of this. And eternal lockdwon is obviously not possible either. |
Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said she was "glad" she had the Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid vaccine, amid concerns about rare cases of blood clots.
"There have been concerns raised and I said that I'm confident it's safe, but now I'm not just saying that, I've also had the AstraZeneca vaccine," she said. Ms Sturgeon praised the "well-oiled machine" at the SSE Hydro in Glasgow and urged others to get vaccinated when they are invited. "I guess like many people I felt quite emotional because it's so important this vaccination programme in helping us all get back to normal," she said. |
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or should we go towards new normal, when you have two choices, either freedom via vaccinating or freedom via negative testing, since the test events work (yes some of those fearmongering ones can say testing isn't accurate or some rubbish like that) but negative test is good, and when you only have people with negative tests in a group event, it can be considered ''safe'' but more social distancing just out of precaution what test volunteers overall also do, or downloading the corona warn app just for extra safety (not necessary but something extra is always good) i won't vaccinate, but i'm not going on holidays in other countries just in own country and with already extra good hygiene ourselves :laugh: even before this whole coronacrisis, as for socializing i have never been great at that so lucky me i guess |
My Dad’s had his second jab this morning, two weeks earlier than scheduled so they’re speeding ahead here it seems. (Wales)
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Netherlands total of doses administered (combined of first and second dose)
4.4 million |
good we are slowly getting there, the more doses we give, that should make ICU numbers go down faster too hopefully soon
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Netherlands total of vaccinated as of today (includes both first and second dose) 4.5 million
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Vaccine Wars
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Netherlands: as of 19 April 2021
per 100 adults there have been 34 jabs administered, with these statistics Netherlands is middle of the board in Europe as for vaccine rollout |
Germany doing well as for vaccine rollout now
21.9 million people total vaccinated now 16.4 million first dose total 5.5 million second dose total as of yesterday (what i saw last night on RTLde text page) |
Im hoping that Europe will have vaccinated enough people soon.
That should help to bring their numbers down. |
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