Hong Kong Received 8,104 Reports of COVID Vaccine Adverse Events and 120 Death Cases

As of February 28, Hong Kong had received 8104 adverse event reports, including 120 deaths in the first 14 days after vaccination. Hong Kong Department of Health) reported Mar. 1.

Expert Committee found that all 117 cases of death were unrelated to vaccines. The Expert Committee also concluded that two additional cases had not been conclued to be causally linked to vaccination. One case, however, was still tentatively considered not to be related to vaccination.

An autopsy revealed that the case was not causally connected to vaccines. It involved an 83 year-old man. “death appears to be from acute myocarditis,” As reported by authorities.

A similar case involved another 74-year old male, whose autopsy revealed that death was caused by a drug overdose. “appears to be anaphylaxis and ischaemic heart disease.”

The 120 deaths included 79 males and 41 females between the ages of 34 and 101. In these 120 cases, 78 of them had had the CoronaVac vaccine (Sinovac) and 42 received BioNTech Bivalent.

HK$2,000,000 for a Death Case

Despite claims by the Hong Kong government (HKgov), that no COVID-related deaths have occurred, the government established the Indemnity Fund of Adverse Events following Coronavirus Disease-2019 (COVID-19).

The authorities compensated a 66 year-old victim of myocarditis (16 days) after she received a BioNTech COVID-19 vaccination. They paid HK$2,000,000 (US$250,000). This was the first death that the Fund paid compensation.

To establish the AEFI Fund, the government provided HKD1 billion ($US125M) in 2021. “Serious or Unexpected Adverse Events Following Immunization by COVID-19 Vaccines,” To provide financial aid immediately to those who are eligible and can show the required proof, this includes deaths or serious injuries.

Over the last two years, the Fund approved HK$93.67million (US$12,000,000) for adverse events. This includes the compensation of HK$2,000,000. There are