Norway rules out connection of 33 deaths to anti vaccine COVID-19

33 people died after taking the first dose of vaccine against COVIDD-19 in Norway.

Norway's Public Health Authority has stated that there is no link between the vaccine with Pfizer vaccine. B NTech and the deaths of older persons who were vaccinated, Euronews writes.

Among the 13 cases studied more closely so far, the “all of these are people who were very old, in poor health and had serious lead diseases”, said Norwegian Public Health Authority Director Camilla Stoltenberg.

“Linked to cause of death there was no analysis,” she also said.

The most important thing is to remember that there are 45 people who die every day at medical institutions in Norway. So it's not proven that there's excessive mortality or that it has to do with vaccines”.

However, Norway has repeated its recommendation for a medical assessment in recent days before the vaccine is administered to one person.

It is not impossible that some who are offered vaculation are so fragile... that it is not worth the effort to vaccinate, because they can see that their condition deteriorates due to the normal secondary effects,” said Monday.

The Norwegian drug authority raised concerns at the end of last week, claiming that the common side effects of vaccines such as fever and nausea could be “ken contributed to a fatal outcome in some poor health patients” in the country.

Some countries have reported deaths after the vaccine, but health authorities believe that there is no connection to the vaccine.

Pfizer and BioNTech said on Monday the AFP that they would work with the Norwegian drug agency to collect all relevant information”, recalling that the Norwegian vaccine campaign began with the elderly living in medical institutions.

“Most of them are very old with disease, and some are seriously ill”, Pfizer said.

According to the latest available account, more than 48 thousand people were vaccinated in Norway by a population of 5.4 million.