Hong Kong Denies Any Causal Relationship After 115 Post-vaccination Deaths

Hong Kong Denies Any Causal Relationship After 115 Post-vaccination Deaths
Two local officials being vaccinated with Chinese-made Sinovac COVID-19 vaccine. The Hong Kong government started COVID-19 vaccination for priority groups that include people over 60 on Feb. 26. Song Bilong/The Epoch Times
Julia Ye
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The Hong Kong government has denied any causal link between COVID-19 vaccination and 115 reported deaths that occurred within 14 days of receiving a COVID-19 vaccine.

The government released the vaccination surveillance report on June 29, acknowledging that in the week ending June 26, the Hong Kong Department of Health had received 44 reports of vaccinated citizens experiencing abnormal health conditions after receiving a COVID-19 vaccine. Two individuals, a 74-year-old woman and a 60-year-old man, died within 14 days of being vaccinated. However, the report said there was no clinical evidence to prove that the abnormal reactions and deaths were caused by the vaccines.

Julia Ye
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Julia Ye is an Australian-based reporter who joined The Epoch Times in 2021. She mainly covers China-related issues and has been a reporter since 2003.
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