Norway reports 23 post-vaccination deaths after just 25000 shots of the vaccines
Norway Medicines Agency reported on Thursday out of the 23 post-vaccination deaths, the assessment of 13 showed that the cause of deaths might be the side effect of the vaccines.
The Agency reported on its website,"23 deaths have been reported in connection with the vaccination. So far, 13 of these have been assessed. Common side effects may have contributed to a severe course in frail elderly people."
Vaccines can't be considered safe for frail people as "common side effects of mRNA vaccines, such as fever and nausea, may have led to deaths in some frail patients", said Sigurd Hortemo, the chief physician at the Norwegian Medicines Agency.
The Agency also reported that the cause of other deaths is yet to be assessed and is being processed currently.
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