As of late July, countries and regions with the highest rates of vaccinated populations in the world are 1st British Gibraltar (115.99%), 2nd Malta (86.27%) and 3rd Iceland (74.56%).
Among those with an inoculation rate of 60% or more, detailed data on Israel (62.05%) is interesting. Initially, the Pfizer vaccine's effect of halting symptomatic infections was 95%, but recently it has dropped to 41%. About 60% of critically ill patients have been vaccinated.
Similar phenomena started to occur in other countries as well. In Japan, a YouTuber medical doctor reported that he was infected with corona and suffered from the fever of 40 degrees and other serious conditions about two months after he completed the second shot of the Pfizer vaccine. Nationwide, 751 cases of death after vaccination were confirmed, of which only 3 were unrelated to the vaccine. In a recent article, I explained why it must be said that it is too quick and dangerous to make vaccination mandatory at this point. A medical doctor in Nagano Prefecture has introduced a wide range of the latest information from around the world to encourage careful consideration.
The inoculation rate in the United States is 49.4%, and more than half of the people have not been inoculated. There are also many vaccine skeptics, mainly conservatives. But President Biden has mandated federal officials and contractors to be vaccinated and urged states to pay each vaccinated person $100 with funding from the American Rescue Plan Act.
Even U.S. companies, such as Google and Facebook, require employees to be vaccinated. On the other hand, interestingly Microsoft and Amazon haven't made it mandatory.
It seems that Mr. Bill Gates himself inoculated. Given that he is the largest private donor for the World Health Organization (WHO), was there any information that led to the judgment of the company?
