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Wasn't expecting our task force to say this..

"Those who are fully vaccinated with the Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna vaccines are about 40 per cent protected against infection from the Delta variant," he said.

Wasn't there fierce debates here about the protection rate mRNA vaccine vs the non mRNA and 1 of the key argument was that mRNA offers better protection over Delta variant? I remember mRNA supporters cited much higher protection rate, but OYK just slap them in their face..

I am not promoting non mRNA vaccine. In fact, non mRNA protection rate against Delta variant may even be lower than 40%, but assuming non mRNA has a protection rate of 30% vs 40% of mRNA, is it even something to shout for??

OYK also say "On the other hand, the number of people who took the Sinovac vaccine in Singapore is low, at "less than two per cent" of the population, said Mr Ong. As a result, the ministry does not have meaningful data at this point to gauge its effectiveness against infection or severe illnesses."

So for those Sinovac supporters, you can forget about Sinovac will ever clear it's name in Singapore.. Task force will not even give Sinovac a chance to clear it's name even though the data are submitted to MOH in mid Jul 2021.

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapor...ng-2219696

Only a PAP plp and retard will read this and not know that this dumbo OYK is lying and bullshitting..


OYK also say "On the other hand, the number of people who took the Sinovac vaccine in Singapore is low, at "less than two per cent" of the population, said Mr Ong. As a result, the ministry does not have meaningful data at this point to gauge its effectiveness against infection or severe illnesses."

2% of population, assuming 5 million, is 100,000!!!
Ho Cheng has 2,000 pple to put on trial, so can get meaningful data or not?



OYK also say "On the other hand, the number of people who took the Sinovac vaccine in Singapore is low, at "less than two per cent" of the population, said Mr Ong. As a result, the ministry does not have meaningful data at this point to gauge its effectiveness against infection or severe illnesses."




OYK also say "On the other hand, the number of people who took the Sinovac vaccine in Singapore is low, at "less than two per cent" of the population, said Mr Ong. As a result, the ministry does not have meaningful data at this point to gauge its effectiveness against infection or severe illnesses."