Original title: Taiwanese old man died suddenly after receiving AstraZeneca vaccine, family members angered Taiwan authorities for “encouraging the elderly to send to death”
Overseas Network, June 18thAn 82-year-old man surnamed Huang in Taichung City, Taiwan was recently vaccinated with AstraZeneca before dialysis. After returning home, he had a high fever and vomiting. Later, his body became weak. Sudden death afterwards. The hospital pointed out that the cause of his death was “myocardial infarction and suspected AstraZeneca vaccine side effects”. The family members expressed that they could not accept it. dissatisfied!”
According to Taiwan’s “Zhongshi News Network”, the old man tested negative for the new crown virus after his death, and his family could not accept the cause of death of the elderly. They believed that it was an adverse reaction to the vaccination and had applied for vaccination victim relief. Regarding the Taiwan Epidemic Command Center encouraging the elderly to be vaccinated, the family members even more angrily reprimanded that “it is to let the elderly go to death, very dissatisfied!”
Ms. Liu, a family member of the old man, said that the command center encourages elders to vaccinate, but many elderly people have chronic diseases. Afterwards, drink plenty of water, but people who undergo dialysis should not drink too much water.”
Miss Liu said that when the father-in-law arrived at the hospital, he had symptoms of blood clots and pulmonary hydrops, which should be caused by the side effects of the AstraZeneca vaccine. She said angrily that the command center has repeatedly emphasized that the advantages and disadvantages of vaccination outweigh the disadvantages, but the advantages and disadvantages of the elderly are not clear at all.
Ms. Liu said that the prosecutor has conducted a remote video interrogation, and the forensic doctor arranges for an autopsy next week. As for whether to file a complaint with the command center, Ms. Liu said that the relevant procedures are still in progress. (Overseas Net Wu Qian)
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