The commission in St. Petersburg did not reveal a single case of death due to vaccination

In St. Petersburg, a special immunological commission reviewed deaths among those vaccinated against covid-19 , and in none of them did they find a connection between death and the effect of the vaccine. This was told by the chairman of the city committee on HEALTH Dmitry Lisovets, RIA Novosti reports.

“We consider at the immunological commission those cases in which there is the slightest reason to assume, to suspect that the onset of a lethal outcome could be directly related to the vaccination itself. We reviewed 12 such cases. In none of the cases did the commission have any grounds, and the commission were not officials, but practicing doctors, there were no signs that gave us reason to assert that the onset of death was somehow related to the vaccination procedure and use of the vaccine,” Lisovets said.

He also said that there are deaths among those who have completed the full course of vaccination, but they are extremely few. “For example, yesterday I talked with the chief doctors, found out if they have patients who have completed vaccination and are dying in hospitals. There are, unfortunately, such patients. But there are very few of them ... One of the chief doctors reported that 27 patients died in the hospital from a coronavirus infection in a week, only one of them was vaccinated. And it was a patient with a whole range of severe comorbidities. Therefore, it is possible to evaluate the benefits of vaccination even on the basis of these figures,” he explained.

Lisovets also said that the risk of death from COVID-19 in those who have not been vaccinated is 20 times higher than in people who have been vaccinated.