[EpochTimesOctober292021](Interview by Zhang Zhongyuan from Hong Kong Epoch Times) Recently, mainland China began to vaccinate children between the ages of 3 and 11. Currently, 12 provinces have implemented vaccination. Some parents said that it is too pitiful for such a small child to bear this.
The current round of the epidemic began on October 17 with two new local cases in Shaanxi. In more than ten days, the number of local confirmed cases has reached more than 230, spreading to 16 provinces and cities including Beijing, Hebei, Shaanxi, Inner Mongolia, and Gansu. . As of the 28th, there have been 2 high-risk regions (Alxa League in Inner Mongolia and Beijing Changping District) and 18 medium-risk regions. In order to successfully hold the Winter Olympics in February next year and strengthen the prevention and control of the epidemic, the Chinese Communist government has recently launched vaccinations for children aged 3 to 11.
On October 28, Beijing officially launched the Chinese Communist Party’s new coronavirus vaccine for people aged 3-11. According to reports from various parts of mainland China, before November 20, the first dose of vaccination for 3-11 years old will be completed. Before December 20, complete two doses of full vaccination.
The community of Sanyuanli Street, Baiyun District, Guangdong opened a vaccination window for children. From 16:00 to 18:00 on the 27th, 53 children were vaccinated. Next, more than 3,000 children from 12 kindergartens in the jurisdiction will be vaccinated.
Ms. Zhao, a resident of Yuexiu District, Guangdong, told the Epoch Times reporter, “My child has not yet beaten it, and the school has notified it. I think that the parents are frying, and many parents do not agree to it.” “There are also parents who are worried about not being beaten. It’s a higher-level rule that the children are not allowed to go to school. I’ll wait two days to check it out.” “I’m really afraid that the child will be treated as a guinea pig. Yes, as a result, the child was disabled by a poisonous injection.” “Some parents also said that it is better to drink mineral water, at least it is safe.”
According to The Paper, as of now, the areas where the Chinese Communist Party’s new crown vaccination has been initiated for children between the ages of 3 and 11 involve 12 provinces including Inner Mongolia, Gansu, Hebei, Wuhan, Zhejiang, Guangdong, Guangxi, Fujian, Yunnan, Hainan, Heilongjiang, and Jilin. The vaccination manufacturers this time are the Beijing Biological and Wuhan Biological Vaccines developed by Sinopharm Group, as well as the Beijing Kexing Vaccine. It is required to inoculate 2 doses throughout the course.
Ms. Xu from Ningbo, Zhejiang told the Epoch Times reporter, “Now our elementary school and kindergarten have notified me that four or five children in my son’s class volunteered.” “We as parents don’t know how to do it now. If the child was broken, I would regret it for a lifetime.” “The National Health Commission said that it was informed, agreed, voluntary, and at your own risk. At the end of the day, you will not be vaccinated and will not be allowed to go to school.” “The side effects are all. Coincidence, bear it yourself.”
Ms. Xu said, “My cousin lives in Songjiang, Shanghai, and she said on the phone that the parents have to sign an informed consent form that is not responsible for not being vaccinated. Nucleic acid testing is required every 7 days at their own expense.” “The child has not developed well yet. I’m going to be an experiment, and my cousin is also a little broken.”
Countries also hold different views on the vaccination of young children. Sweden and Denmark announced in early October that they would postpone the vaccination of Modena vaccination for adolescents under the age of 18. The main reason is that the relevant data indicate that the proportion of myocarditis and pericarditis in this ethnic group has increased after vaccination.
According to the BBC report, some countries believe that the risk of vaccination is difficult to assess, the probability of contact with the crowd of young children is low, and the chance of infection and transmission is relatively low, so there is no urgent need for vaccination.
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