Rumors circulating in India about corona virus vaccine: 'Vaccine can cause male impotence'
The Code 19 vaccination campaign in India started on January 16, but before and since the launch of the campaign, various claims about the vaccine have been circulating on social media.
The government has urged people to get vaccinated against corona and ignore such "rumors and misinformation".
Claim: The vaccine will kill you
the covid 19 vaccine will make a person impotent but he could not provide any evidence in this regard.
The agency says the vaccine is safe to use, but there may be some side effects, such as a mild fever, swelling or pain, but the rate is much lower.
India's Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan has also denied the claim.
This is not the first time that the vaccine campaign has claimed that you can be immune to it.
Decades ago, when there was a massive anti-polio campaign in the country, some people were stopped from getting vaccinated by saying this.
Even then, there was no truth in these claims. And there is still no truth about them.
Claim: Vaccines are expensive in the United States and England
Another claim compares India to the United States and England in terms of vaccines.
It is a widespread claim that the vaccine is free in India, while the United States and England have to pay for it.
A Twitter user posted that the vaccine costs 5,000 Indian rupees (69 69) in the United States and 3,000 rupees in the United Kingdom. This is an attempt to make the vaccination campaign in India look better than in the United States and England.
The news was also aired on India's TV channel ABP News but was later removed.
Keep in mind that these figures are not accurate at all.
The U.S. federal government has said the Code 19 vaccine will be free, but there will be a small fee to administer or administer it. Many Americans will be able to easily pay these fees with their health insurance scheme. Those who do not have insurance will pay these fees through the Code 19 Relief Fund.
It is clear that there will be no cost to vaccinate in the United States.
The same is not true of England. It is part of the NHS Public Health Agency in the UK where the vaccine is free. The service is tax-paid and provides free health care to every patient.
In India, it is true that in the early stages (in which health workers and frontline staff are being vaccinated) the vaccination campaign is free. However, the government did not specify what would happen in the next steps.
The Indian government has been in talks with vaccine companies and special arrangements are being made to reduce the cost, at least in initial orders.
Claim: The code 19 vaccine in India contain Pork
Some Islamic scholars in India have claimed that no Muslim should be vaccinated against code 19 because it contains pork, but this is not the case.
Some Islamic scholars in India have claimed that no Muslim should be vaccinated against code 19 because it contains pork.
But there is no such thing in both the vaccines introduced in India.
In the past, vaccines made to prevent certain diseases have used gelatin made from Pork to protect them. In Islam, it is considered haraam to eat pork or its products.
There has been a lot of discussion on Twitter about this issue and it has been said that the corona vaccine is not 'halal'. However, it was not immediately clear which vaccine was being used, as there are several Corona virus vaccines on the market.
Only two vaccines for use have been approved in India so far. These include CoveShield (the local name for the British Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine) and Cove vaccine (localized by India Biotech).