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Booster Jabs Must Be Taken Within 270 Days After Last Dose To Be Considered 'Fully Vaccinated': MOH ​

Those Above 60 Years Old Will Have Booster Shots Every 4 Months To Be Considered Fully Vaccinated. Song Bo Sinkie?

A vaccination centre at Bedok Community Centre.​

Ng Jun Sen

Published January 5, 2022

SINGAPORE — From Feb 14, a booster shot must be taken within 270 days, or nine months, of completing the primary series of the Covid-19 vaccine, for a person to maintain his status as "fully vaccinated", authorities said on Wednesday (Jan 5).
This affects those who are aged 18 and above and are eligible for the booster jab, said the ministerial task force handling Singapore's response to Covid-19.
The move comes as international studies show that boosters increase protection against infection and severe illness caused by the Omicron variant of the coronavirus, it said.
As such, Singapore's Expert Committee on Covid-19 Vaccination has recommended that those aged 18 and above get a booster shot around five months after but no later than 270 days following the last dose of their primary shots.
Presently, those who are eligible are invited to receive their booster jabs five months after their last dose.
This applies also to those who have received non-messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA) Covid-19 vaccines, such as the three-dose Sinovac and Sinopharm vaccines.
"For this group, most will not be due for booster for some time. We expect the Novavax vaccine, which is a non-mRNA vaccine, to be available to them as an option by then," the Ministry of Health (MOH) said in a statement.
For example, someone who has completed their primary vaccination on June 1 last year would become eligible for a booster shot five months later, or Nov 1, 2021. He would have to receive the booster shot by Feb 26 this year in order to continue to be considered as fully vaccinated, MOH said.
No boosters are needed for now for vaccinated persons who have recovered from Covid-19, but infected persons who were unvaccinated or partially vaccinated before their infection should get a dose of mRNA vaccine (two dose if they are taking the Sinovac vaccine) three months after their infection to be fully vaccinated, said the ministry.
Urging people to take their boosters promptly, Health Minister Ong Ye Kung said in a press conference announcing the move: "Vaccines cannot last in perpetuity. The protection will wane after a few months, and it needs to be restored with a booster."
An individual's "fully vaccinated" status affects how vaccination-differentiated safety measures apply to them, such as access to malls, restaurants and libraries, stressed Mr Ong.
The authorities will also invite seniors aged 60 and above to receive their booster shots four months, instead of five months for others, after their last dose of vaccine, he added.

 

[laksaboy]

Annual or every few months a booster... no more a conspiracy now is it, daft Sinkies?

 

[zhihau]

DAFUG?

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

What are u guys waiting for? Just take out mortgage on your house to buy Pfizer stock liao!

 

[sweetiepie]

Those Above 60 Years Old Will Have Booster Shots Every 4 Months To Be Considered Fully Vaccinated. Song Bo Sinkie?

KNN my uncle below 60 with underlying health conditions can leequest for booster every 4 months? KNN

 

[tobelightlight]

Still wanna comply Singaporeans? Not wake up yet? Good luck. When are you gonna boycott, civil disobey and protest?
If you still comply, you will die.

 

[Loofydralb]

Note the disappearance of mRNA fuckers/cucks
@dredd @porcaputtana

 

[tobelightlight]

 

[Oracle]

When will be the 4th, 5th jab so on and so forth?

 

[laksaboy]

They will keep up the fear porn to scare you into receiving more booster shots. More new 'variants'.

If you still can't see the scam now, you are part of the problem.

 

[tanwahtiu]

Booster Jabs Must Be Taken Within 270 Days After Last Dose To Be Considered 'Fully Vaccinated': MOH ​

Those Above 60 Years Old Will Have Booster Shots Every 4 Months To Be Considered Fully Vaccinated. Song Bo Sinkie?

A vaccination centre at Bedok Community Centre.​

Ng Jun Sen

Published January 5, 2022

SINGAPORE — From Feb 14, a booster shot must be taken within 270 days, or nine months, of completing the primary series of the Covid-19 vaccine, for a person to maintain his status as "fully vaccinated", authorities said on Wednesday (Jan 5).
This affects those who are aged 18 and above and are eligible for the booster jab, said the ministerial task force handling Singapore's response to Covid-19.
The move comes as international studies show that boosters increase protection against infection and severe illness caused by the Omicron variant of the coronavirus, it said.
As such, Singapore's Expert Committee on Covid-19 Vaccination has recommended that those aged 18 and above get a booster shot around five months after but no later than 270 days following the last dose of their primary shots.
Presently, those who are eligible are invited to receive their booster jabs five months after their last dose.
This applies also to those who have received non-messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA) Covid-19 vaccines, such as the three-dose Sinovac and Sinopharm vaccines.
"For this group, most will not be due for booster for some time. We expect the Novavax vaccine, which is a non-mRNA vaccine, to be available to them as an option by then," the Ministry of Health (MOH) said in a statement.
For example, someone who has completed their primary vaccination on June 1 last year would become eligible for a booster shot five months later, or Nov 1, 2021. He would have to receive the booster shot by Feb 26 this year in order to continue to be considered as fully vaccinated, MOH said.
No boosters are needed for now for vaccinated persons who have recovered from Covid-19, but infected persons who were unvaccinated or partially vaccinated before their infection should get a dose of mRNA vaccine (two dose if they are taking the Sinovac vaccine) three months after their infection to be fully vaccinated, said the ministry.
Urging people to take their boosters promptly, Health Minister Ong Ye Kung said in a press conference announcing the move: "Vaccines cannot last in perpetuity. The protection will wane after a few months, and it needs to be restored with a booster."
An individual's "fully vaccinated" status affects how vaccination-differentiated safety measures apply to them, such as access to malls, restaurants and libraries, stressed Mr Ong.
The authorities will also invite seniors aged 60 and above to receive their booster shots four months, instead of five months for others, after their last dose of vaccine, he added.

Wait I Jan your arse with Valium broomstick...

 

[Testing]

Wait I Jan your arse with Valium broomstick...

 

[saynotomsm]

270 days? The vaccine lost it's efficacy in 10 weeks. This is not science. 60 days should be just right.

 

[nirvarq]

 

[LexLuthor]

Jab until you kee lorry, especially the 60+ group who are on government pension. Save a lot of money.

 

[duckrice]

Let me warn you guys.

I have known no less than 5 vaccine injury or related cases amongst my relatives, friends and acquaintances.

2 who are perfectly fit individuals had heart attacks after 3rd dose of mRNA vaccines. And the joke is that they felt safe and good to take a third dose thinking that they were fine after first two doses.

1 died after second dose mRNA vaccine from.a sudden onset of cancer.

2 developed mobility problems of their lower limbs after mRNA vaccines.

I ain't against vaccination. I am absolutely against unsafe, untested and risky vaccination practices, purely for the sake of PAP's VTL rubbish at the expense of sacrificing Singaporeans who will succumb to mRNA vaccines.

 

[Rus]

I thought it was a joke

 

[LexLuthor]

2022 slogan - Jab Until You Kee Lorry !

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

Pfizer is on a gold mine. Imagine discovering a vaccine that has to be taken by more than 90% of the population every 6 months. That’s like even better than HIV cure.

 

[saynotomsm]

Let me warn you guys.

I have known no less than 5 vaccine injury or related cases amongst my relatives, friends and acquaintances.

2 who are perfectly fit individuals had heart attacks after 3rd dose of mRNA vaccines. And the joke is that they felt safe and good to take a third dose thinking that they were fine after first two doses.

1 died after second dose mRNA vaccine from.a sudden onset of cancer.

2 developed mobility problems of their lower limbs after mRNA vaccines.

I ain't against vaccination. I am absolutely against unsafe, untested and risky vaccination practices, purely for the sake of PAP's VTL rubbish at the expense of sacrificing Singaporeans who will succumb to mRNA vaccines.

Likewise here, I know of 6 probable cases. 1 30yo died of heart attack.
Try asking around for a known covid casualty. None of anyone I knew got into severe condition or death due to covid. We are in a pandemic. Shouldn't it be easy to find one? All covid positive cases that I knew of had mild to no symptoms at all.
People are now talking about delaying their booster for as long as possible so as to maintain their vaxxed status. No one is talking about not taking it anymore. Is this one of those unique things about Singaporeans?