81 year old uplorry after vaccine, why Lanjiao Loong still alive?

[Cottonmouth]

Jasmine Ng Lz has been silenced!

 

[batman1]

Maybe,the family can claim compensation approx. $200,000.00 for death due to vaccination.

 

[Cottonmouth]

Maybe,the family can claim compensation approx. $200,000.00 for death due to vaccination.

They will dispute as no evidence it's caused by the vaccine.

 

[bobby]

Is he going to travel out of Singapore soon ? Then why the fuck he need the vaccination ?

 

[batman1]

They will dispute as no evidence it's caused by the vaccine.

Get a GP to certify medical evidence to link the cause of sudden death to the vaccination.

 

[LITTLEREDDOT]

They will dispute as no evidence it's caused by the vaccine.

It is $250,000.
But...."there is no evidence" that his death was caused by the vaccine.

 

[Cottonmouth]

Get a GP to certify medical evidence to link the cause of sudden death to the vaccination.

PAP kong lanjiaowey only.
How do they determine it's caused by the vaccine?
What criteria/duration/symptoms?

 

[batman1]

Is he going to travel out of Singapore soon ? Then why the fuck he need the vaccination ?

U go to the CC near your home,everyday u will see so many people queue up for vaccination against Covid-19,u see also panick.Somemore,almosy everyday u can hear the MSM broadcasting propaganda by Pinky telling people to go for Vaccination because it is safe and free.

 

[batman1]

PAP kong lanjiaowey only.
How do they determine it's caused by the vaccine?
What criteria/duration/symptoms?

The victim's family has to prove the medical evidence if they want claim compensation from the Govt.

 

[Leckmichamarsch]

Lanchiow Loong did get vaccinated.......he got glucose jabs

 

[glockman]

RIP 81-yr old man. Since you were healthy, strong and had no major sickness before, you should've given the vaccine a miss.

 

[Leongsam]

I'm not anti vaxxer. I take the flu vaccine annually. However to release a vaccine with just a year's worth of data and with a waiver of liability is just very risky.

Given the low transmission rate in Singapore there is absolutely no reason why an 81 year old should be used as a guinea pig by big pharma.

 

[laksaboy]

Moral of the story: just because the chenghu mailed you an 'invitation' letter for the Covid vaccine, doesn't mean you need to take the vaccine. The letter is not a SAF100 or a legal letter requiring you to attend a court session.

Now you know why they started 'inviting' the old fuckers. They're highly susceptible to propaganda. And they have an unquestioning, child-like trust in the govt.

 

[sweetiepie]

Maybe,the family can claim compensation approx. $200,000.00 for death due to vaccination.

KNN hard la everyday there are sinkie dying from heart attack leegardless of covid19 KNN

 

[Cottonmouth]

Moral of the story: just because the chenghu mailed you an 'invitation' letter for the Covid vaccine, doesn't mean you need to take the vaccine. The letter is not a SAF100 or a legal letter requiring you to attend a court session.

Now you know why they started 'inviting' the old fuckers. They're highly susceptible to propaganda. And they have an unquestioning, child-like trust in the govt.

These old folks should have kids advising them otherwise unless they are equally brainless.
However, It's a good thing that PAP has killed off some of their voters.

 

[Cottonmouth]

The victim's family has to prove the medical evidence if they want claim compensation from the Govt.

How do they prove, what do they need to prove when nobody even knows what's the qualifying criteria?
Other than a vague mention of $225,000.00 payout, there's been no details on this.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singap... permanent severe,a single payout of $225,000.

 

[sweetiepie]

My father 81 years old, healthy, strong and no major sickness before

KNN IMUHO THIS STATEMENT CAN MEAN SHE ASSUMED HER DAD WAS HEALTHY STRONG NO MAJOR SICKNESS OR IS IT HER DAD DOESN'T GO LEEGULAR CHECKUP KNN MANY OLD FOLKS ALSO SEEMINGLY HEALTHY AND DIED FROM HEART ATTACK KNN MY UNCLES GRANDMA WAS ALSO 1 OF THOSE KNN

On the same day at 9pm he suddenly went out of breath, cold sweat, turn pale, immediately called ambulance and rush him to the hospital

KNN heart attack want to come will just come one ma KNN how to fight KNN

 

[Leongsam]

KNN IMUHO THIS STATEMENT CAN MEAN SHE ASSUMED HER DAD WAS HEALTHY STRONG NO MAJOR SICKNESS OR IS IT HER DAD DOESN'T GO LEEGULAR CHECKUP KNN MANY OLD FOLKS ALSO SEEMINGLY HEALTHY AND DIED FROM HEART ATTACK KNN MY UNCLES GRANDMA WAS ALSO 1 OF THOSE KNN

If they cycled regularly their hearts would be a lot stronger.

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[laksaboy]

Even in Tiongland, they only vaccinate those between the ages of 18 to 59.
PAP very clever, vaccinate 60+, 70+, 80+ year old.

Maybe the old folks are needed if the PAP govt wishes to hit the magic number of 70% or 80% vaccinated population, before the 'herd immunity' kicks in.

 

[sweetiepie]

If they cycled regularly their hearts would be a lot stronger.

My uncle used to think this way KNN but in leeleety what my uncle encountered from his leelative who exercise cycle daily when leeched 80 all the heart problem still cannot escape KNN valve severely defected coupled with atrial fibrillation KNN then will cause fluid to buildup in lung etc KNN went ctscan found more and more blockage here and there KNN