Sinovac Vaccine Controversy in China
Almost 3,000 people in China claim to have suffered illnesses from the Sinovac coronavirus vaccine and are asking Chinese Communist Party officials to take responsibility. The victims face obstacles in speaking on the issue, with some experiencing retaliation for sharing their experiences. An expert believes the claims of injury are plausible, citing previous pharmaceutical scandals in China. The government has dismissed all claims of injury as 'irresponsible.'
Key Points
- Almost 3,000 people claim illnesses from Sinovac vaccine
- Government officials urged to take responsibility
- Expert believes claims of injury are plausible
- Previous pharmaceutical scandals in China cited
Cons
- Victims facing obstacles in speaking out
- Retaliation against those sharing experiences
- Government dismissing claims of injury