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India’s claim that there have been very few post-vaccination infections is based on incomplete data – Scroll.in
Until nearly three months after the inoculation drive began, authorities were not checking if those getting tested for coronavirus had been vaccinated.
The central government has claimed that only two to four persons in every 10,000 vaccinated with either of the two Covid-19 vaccines being used in India are seeing breakthrough infections, when a vaccinated person gets infected.
However, this is based on incomplete data for nearly three months after vaccination began, the governments Covid-19 test form, used by both government and private laboratories, did not check if those being tested had been vaccinated. Cases of post-vaccination infection…
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