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    Iraqis are hesitant to take the Corona vaccine

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    Iraqis are hesitant to take the Corona vaccine Empty Iraqis are hesitant to take the Corona vaccine

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    Iraq uses three types of [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] , especially after the first batch of the American "Pfizer" vaccine arrived in the country, with 49 thousand doses, and then other batches of the same vaccine of 3 million doses arrived, and a batch of vaccine arrived before that. Chinese "Sinopharm", while health authorities continue to [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] with the British "AstraZeneca" vaccine since last March.

    But despite this, a large percentage of Iraqis are afraid of receiving vaccinations for various reasons, including the emergence of voices skeptical about the vaccine, including clerics and even doctors and politicians, who adopt conspiracy theories and that the vaccine will have long negative effects on the person, which is what called the Ministry of Health to intervene and prosecute a number Of them, while some of them, specifically those who were infected with the virus and recovered, believe that the acquired immunity from the natural anti-virus is better than the vaccines that are subject to a lot of criticism. According to officials in the Iraqi Ministry of Health, false information about vaccines is exacerbating the health crisis in the country.
    Misinformation about vaccines is exacerbating the country's health crisis
    Yasser Al-Lami, an employee in a government department affiliated with the Iraqi Ministry of Construction and Housing, says that he is "afraid of receiving the vaccine because of the after-effects of many of his friends and relatives who received the vaccine, as, according to him, they were exposed to high temperatures and body contouring, and some of them are necessary." Bedding for two days, and these symptoms are certainly normal, but they also differ from one person to another, because some people cannot bear these effects, and it may lead to their death.
    He pointed out in an interview with Al-Araby Al-Jadeed that "the British vaccine has many doubts, as is the case with the Chinese vaccine, but I am waiting for the American vaccine" Pfizer "to spread in the country, because I trust it in terms of effectiveness, especially since more than 100 million An American citizen received the vaccine and no side effects occurred. "
    He considered that "there is exaggeration in terms of the number of people infected with Corona during the current period and an exaggeration in the numbers by the health authorities in order to push the Iraqis to vaccinate."
    As for Harir Al-Janabi (34 years old), who received the vaccine two weeks ago, she indicated that "Iraqis are afraid of everything new, specifically what is related to their healthy lives." "In Baghdad, to receive the vaccine, and no one from her family participated in this option, because they think that the vaccine will not work, and that obtaining natural immunity by taking vitamins and food resistant to the virus is the best."
    Al-Janabi added that "the fears of Iraqis are natural, and the Iraqi government and the Ministry of Health had to launch massive media campaigns in order to convince citizens of the importance of the vaccine, and that it does not harm and is not dangerous, but the ministry is busy with intimidating people by announcing large numbers of the injured and the dead."
    Iraq has no alternative but to promote vaccines, especially as it tops the list of Arab countries as the country with the most recorded infections and deaths from the Coronavirus.
    A spokesman for the Iraqi Ministry of Health, Saif Al-Badr, said, "Most of the rumors that spread in Iraq about the vaccine stem from people who did not receive the vaccine, and therefore their information about the vaccine is incorrect, and the side effects, which last for hours after receiving the vaccine, are normal and may occur. About most of the well-known health organizations in the world, including the World Health Organization.
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    He explained to Al-Araby Al-Jadeed that "all the wrong information that was raised about the vaccines is inaccurate and is not based on any solid scientific basis, and that Iraq has not recorded any side effects or serious or moderate complications among the citizens who received the vaccination." Al-Badr called on all citizens covered by the vaccine to expedite registration through the electronic platform or go directly to the nearest vaccination outlet.
    The World Health Organization had confirmed, in a statement to the Iraqis, that “Corona vaccines are an essential tool in combating the pandemic, and the benefits of these vaccines outweigh any rare side effects,” calling for “registration and getting vaccination as soon as possible, as this cannot be stopped. The pandemic before the majority of people in Iraq get the vaccine. " She also pointed out that "the recent increase in Covid-19 cases in Iraq causes concern, but controlling the epidemic is possible through the strict application of precautionary measures."
    With the continued increase in HIV infections, the Iraqi authorities have taken unprecedented strict measures, including issuing fines for those who do not adhere to masks in public places, imposing a curfew on cars, and preventing gatherings, weddings and funerals, and the authorities in the country impose a comprehensive curfew on Fridays and Saturdays. , While imposing a partial ban starting from nine in the evening to five in the morning on the rest of the days.
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