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Quote from: Ultegra134 on July 26, 2021, 07:04:55 PM

I just stumbled upon this photo. You can easily notice that most European countries are doing relatively well, except for most Balkan countries, except Greece. Unfortunately, Russia, founder of the Sputnik vaccine, isn't doing so well.

Russian users have already explained this. There is a lot of hesitancy in Russia against the vaccine and they are probably the only country where there is an oversupply of the COVID vaccine. If I am not wrong, less than 20% have received at least one dose of the vaccine in Russia. On the other hand, countries like Argentina mostly rely on vaccines imported from Russia, and they have managed to achieve a vaccination rate of close to 50%. And the rates haven't improved in Russia, despite the recent spike in infections/deaths.

one of the barriers to vaccination is the amount of fake news circulating in the community. there is a lot of fake news deliberately created by irresponsible people so that people are afraid to receive vaccines. maybe this is what is happening in Russia right now, and of course it is also happening in many other countries.

- It is also not completely fake information, articles and statistics about reinfection and death because vaccinations are still real, explaining this situation is that each person's body will react differently, the body of many people will reject the antibody, some have other diseases in the body combined with vaccination, it has promoted the disease condition to become more serious. Maybe some people are malicious when releasing controversial information to create confusion, but in fact, vaccination does not give an absolute calculation, there is still a fairly small error.