China: Chinese became ‘desperate’ to go to Hong Kong to get this vaccine, know why… so many people inquired
China News: The citizens of China are also troubled by the terror of Corona (Covid-19 in China). People are eager to travel to Hong Kong to get the Covid-19 vaccine which is not available in China. Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical Group has claimed that more than 10,000 people have inquired about the mRNA Covid-19 vaccine. At the same time, in Hong Kong, the Chinese are putting up long queues to get this vaccine.
Highlights
- The Chinese are desperate to go to Hong Kong to apply for the mRNA Covid-19 vaccine.
- More than 10,000 people inquired about the mRNA COVID-19 vaccine.
- The mRNA vaccine was banned in China under the Zero Covid policy.
Shanghai. The Chinese are getting desperate to get the Covid-19 vaccine from China to Hong Kong. For a long time due to Corona infection (Covid Infection), the patience of people imprisoned in homes in China is now breaking. Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical Group, the distributor of German firm BioNTech’s mRNA Covid -19 vaccine, has claimed that more than 10,000 people have inquired about this vaccine. These are the people who want to go to Hong Kong from China to get the mRNA Covid-19 vaccine.
According to the news of the South China Morning Post, long queues of Chinese citizens wishing to get the mRNA vaccine have been seen outside Hong Kong clinics this week. The border between Hong Kong and mainland China was opened over the weekend. Many Chinese citizens reached Hong Kong to get the mRNA vaccine during this period. Be aware that the mRNA vaccine is not available in China. This was banned by the Jinping government under its Zero Covid policy.
Zhuang Ping was one of the first batches to come to Hong Kong from China to receive the mRNA vaccine. On his decision to come to Hong Kong to take the vaccine, Juan said, ‘Health is priceless. In the last few weeks, most of my family members back home were infected. I do not understand why, but I want to give myself strong security.
At the same time, a 46-year-old businessman has taken two doses of Sinovac and one dose of the China National Biotech Group (CNBG) vaccine in the last two years. The Sinovac vaccine uses an inactivated form of the Covid-19 virus instead of mRNA technology. Research studies have shown that the booster dose of Sinovac is less effective than the booster dose of BioNTech in protecting against the COVID-19 variant.
