London: British Prime Minister Boris johnson On Thursday, anti-vaccine groups spreading “mumbo jumbo” on social media hit out at the UK after some European countries in making Covid-19 vaccination a mandatory legal requirement.
Speaking during a visit to a vaccination center in Northampton in eastern England, Johnson said the UK would maintain a “voluntary approach” to its vaccination programme, as opposed to “coercion”. However, he denounced anti-vaxxers for spreading outright nonsense and urged people to take their booster doses to protect themselves from the escalating incidents. omicron Type.
“They (anti-vax) are completely wrong and I think it is time that I, the government, tell them what they are doing,” Johnson told reporters.
“It’s totally wrong, it’s completely counterproductive, and the stuff they’re putting out on social media is totally jumbo… you haven’t heard me do that before, because I think it’s important that our We have a voluntary approach in this country. And we are going to have a voluntary approach,” he said.
Italy is the latest country to make vaccinations mandatory for some people, with people over the age of 50 now being asked to do the jab. Prior to this, Austria was one of the first countries to make vaccination a legal requirement.
Johnson said the Omicron is lighter than previous variants, adding that “the pressure on hospitals is obvious”. He explained that the National Health Service (NHS) was under “enormous pressure” at the moment and that it was a “tragedy” that some were refusing what would keep them safe and out of hospital.
“What the tragedy is that there is so much pressure on the NHS, the hardships our doctors and nurses are facing, and we have taken out all the utter bullshit about vaccinations,” he said.
He said, “The saddest word in the English language is ‘too late.’ ”
NHS England announced that nearly 90 percent of those over the age of 50 have now received their third top-up booster dose of the COVID-19 vaccine and millions of appointments are still available to anyone.
“It is wonderful to see that so many people are getting their critical top-up dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, with 90 percent of those eligible 50 years of age and older, and over 29 million boosters given in total ,” Doctor. Emily LawsonHead of the NHS COVID-19 vaccination programme.
“Vaccination gives you and your loved ones the best protection against coronavirus, so if you are eligible – please promote now,” she said.
Meanwhile, the government expects the peak of the Omicron variant wave to hit soon after the UK recorded more than 190,000 daily infections. confirmation required PCR Efforts to address staff absenteeism by allowing the test to follow a positive lateral flow test carried out on a home test kit take some of the pressure on testing labs and include self-isolation for minor cases for seven days. in has been terminated.
Speaking during a visit to a vaccination center in Northampton in eastern England, Johnson said the UK would maintain a “voluntary approach” to its vaccination programme, as opposed to “coercion”. However, he denounced anti-vaxxers for spreading outright nonsense and urged people to take their booster doses to protect themselves from the escalating incidents. omicron Type.
“They (anti-vax) are completely wrong and I think it is time that I, the government, tell them what they are doing,” Johnson told reporters.
“It’s totally wrong, it’s completely counterproductive, and the stuff they’re putting out on social media is totally jumbo… you haven’t heard me do that before, because I think it’s important that our We have a voluntary approach in this country. And we are going to have a voluntary approach,” he said.
Italy is the latest country to make vaccinations mandatory for some people, with people over the age of 50 now being asked to do the jab. Prior to this, Austria was one of the first countries to make vaccination a legal requirement.
Johnson said the Omicron is lighter than previous variants, adding that “the pressure on hospitals is obvious”. He explained that the National Health Service (NHS) was under “enormous pressure” at the moment and that it was a “tragedy” that some were refusing what would keep them safe and out of hospital.
“What the tragedy is that there is so much pressure on the NHS, the hardships our doctors and nurses are facing, and we have taken out all the utter bullshit about vaccinations,” he said.
He said, “The saddest word in the English language is ‘too late.’ ”
NHS England announced that nearly 90 percent of those over the age of 50 have now received their third top-up booster dose of the COVID-19 vaccine and millions of appointments are still available to anyone.
“It is wonderful to see that so many people are getting their critical top-up dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, with 90 percent of those eligible 50 years of age and older, and over 29 million boosters given in total ,” Doctor. Emily LawsonHead of the NHS COVID-19 vaccination programme.
“Vaccination gives you and your loved ones the best protection against coronavirus, so if you are eligible – please promote now,” she said.
Meanwhile, the government expects the peak of the Omicron variant wave to hit soon after the UK recorded more than 190,000 daily infections. confirmation required PCR Efforts to address staff absenteeism by allowing the test to follow a positive lateral flow test carried out on a home test kit take some of the pressure on testing labs and include self-isolation for minor cases for seven days. in has been terminated.
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