Over 10 Percent of Respondents and Their Families Did Not Report COVID Infections

Over 10 Percent of Respondents and Their Families Did Not Report COVID Infections
As COVID cases are escalating, the Patients and Medical Professionals Rights Association revealed its survey report, saying that 12 percent elderly respondents and their families have not reported their positive results after taking rapid antigen tests.(The Patients and Medical Professionals Rights Association)
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COVID cases have been escalating in Hong Kong recently. Researchers found that over 30 percent of elders who are not fully vaccinated tended to procrastinate or not get any COVID jabs. Some of them worried about the safety of getting the vaccines. Twelve percent of respondents and their families have not reported their positive results after taking rapid antigen tests (RAT).

The Patients and Healthcare Professionals Rights Association authorized Hong Kong Public Opinion Research Institute to conduct the survey on Aug. 15 and 16, 2022. They announced the results on Sept. 4, 2022.