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On Tuesday, the Government’s National Security Commission unanimously decided that Lithuania and other European Union countries would participate in the procurement of the seven potential coronavirus vaccines. This was announced by the Government Chancellery on Wednesday.
Until the commission voted to buy the vaccines, the conspiracy theorists scattered the liars. Soc. An anonymous person named Awkward Writer on Facebook managed to write false information on Tuesday, and more than 400 Lithuanians trusted him.
The protagonist explains in the record that he allegedly said through the knowledge that Lithuania promises to buy up to 12.5 million. vaccine dose.
False information
“It just came to our attention then.
That’s 4 times more than what our population will buy for both those who get vaccinated and those who don’t. He will pay for the vaccines that will never be used and will never be used, ”the anonymous person writes.
He says the COVID-19 pandemic is just one way to “push” a new vaccine. This “performance” is said to pay off for pharmaceutical corporations.
This information is false. As mentioned above, it was shared by more than 400 Lithuanians. Some commentators have asked for a statement that Lithuania promises to buy 12.5 million. vaccinations, but did not respond, and her questions were even removed later.
Lies
So far, the government has not indicated the exact number of vaccine units it plans to buy.
However, there is a limit to the number of people who should be vaccinated against COVID-19, with a promise of 70%. populations of the country. “I would like to remind you that on July 29, during the meeting of the Government of Lithuania, it was decided in accordance with the recommendations of the medical group, concluding a preliminary agreement for the purchase of vaccines with the EC. And in order to achieve collective immunity, it is planned to acquire such a quantity of vaccines that they can vaccinate 70 percent of the country’s population, ”A. Veryga recalled on Wednesday.
Prime Minister Siaulius Skvernelis also reported Wednesday after the government meeting that the vaccines would cost a maximum of 125 million. euros.
Based on this information, it is safe to say that Lithuania will definitely not buy 12.5 million. vaccinations
The awkward writer in his post also appealed to the conspiracy theory that this pandemic was a plan for pharmaceutical companies, as it was a way to “push” a new vaccine.
As early as March, researchers declared that COVID-19 was not of laboratory origin. Unfortunately, over time, soc. Networks and sometimes even politicians in various states have heard claims that the virus did not accidentally jump from an animal to a human in the Chinese food market, but possibly escaped accidentally or even intentionally from a scientific laboratory in somewhere in China.
“To date, all the available evidence points to the fact that COVID-19 is of natural origin and not of human origin. If you create the virus in the laboratory, the changes in the genetic sequence would not make sense, since all the evidence and the available knowledge says that such changes would only worsen the effectiveness of the virus, ”explains Nigel McMillan, an immunologist at the Queensland Menzies Health Institute in Australia in an April article.
Sources:
- https://www.sciencealert.com/here-s-what-scientists-think-of-the-coronavirus-was-made-in-a-lab-rumour
- https://www.delfi.lt/news/daily/lithuania/lietuva-apsisprende-del-vakcinos-nuo-koronaviruso.d?id=85305993
- https://www.delfi.lt/news/daily/lithuania/vyriausybe-patvirtino-salis-dalyvaus-visu-septyniu-vakcinu-nuo-koronaviruso-pirkimuose.d?id=85308007
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