Two people in the Balearic Island have developed thrombosis after having the coronavirus vaccine, according to Public Health Director, Maria Antònia.
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Thrombosis cases confirmed in Mallorca
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Like Su said, why are the 60-69 year olds not being given the same choice? We appear to be very much the 'disposable decade'. I'd jump at the Pfizer for my second.
So now our 100% safe vaccine has serious side effects in the short term, can't wait for the long term effects.
Don't the over 60 age group deserve the same rights