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Venugopalan Govindan
@gvenugopalan
"An idiot who vaccinated his daughter w/o studying about adverse effects and lost her"
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PALA, KERALA — A 31-year-old pregnant woman is dead after doctor’s orders to accept her own slaughter.
Ms.
Mahima Mathew received the first experimental Covishield viral vector
DNA injection on August 6, according to the Kerala Kaumudi. Covishield
and Vaxzevria are two other brand names for the AstraZeneca injections,
similar to Comirnaty and Pfizer. A Pala gynecologist recommended she
receive the injection despite also learning she was seven-weeks pregnant
that day.
FULL STORY:
https://thecovidblog.com/2021/09/08/mahima-mathew-31-year-old-pregnant-indian-woman-dead-10-days-after-covishield-astrazeneca-injection/
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