Quote from: Ngemmeng on Today at 07:44:00 AM

Quote from: Charot12345 on August 18, 2021, 08:54:03 AM

Yes, it already kills many people from different countries. Though there are already vaccines that was developed it still continues to spread. And also not all people can get vaccinated easily that may still take few moths to make at least 75% of population be vaccinated because:
1. The production of vaccines, it needs to provide millions of vaccines a day and also it needs to distribute it, that may take time.
2. Some people are hesitant to be vaccinated because of fake news and some health conditions
3. When a vaccines were developed a new variant of virus exist.

case number 2 is a case that often occurs in my place. The rapidly growing use of social media makes fake news about vaccines spread quickly. This problem certainly hampers the government's performance to stop this pandemic. I really wonder why they trust fake news created by irresponsible people more than the government.

trace where the source of the news came from, after that the person who made and spread the news must be punished with the applicable provisions. I don't understand the mindset of the person who made the news. what is the purpose? then what is the advantage for them?
This kind of person is very dangerous (same as corruptors) because his actions can indirectly kill many people.