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COVID-19 vaccine stirs rare hesitation in nearly virus-free Singapore – The Tribune India
Singapore has Asia’s first batch of Pfizer vaccine
Singapore, December 23
As Singapore prepares to roll out COVID-19 vaccinations its striking success in controlling the virus is making some question whether they should take the jabs.
In a city-state where compliance with the authorities is generally high, some Singaporeans fear potential side effects – even if minimal – are not worth the risk when daily cases are almost zero and fatalities are among the world’s lowest.
“Singapore is doing pretty well,” said Aishwarya Kris, who is in her 40s and…
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