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You believe the Hospital/People Who Will have to Pay or Believe the Family?
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If many more people die or get injured due to the vaccine, not immediately but months or years down the road, get ready your nooses for genocide trials. 
And if the vaccinated ones are young and healthy, they won't be able to blame pre-existing medical conditions anymore.
Anyway, the current Covid vaccines don't seem to be effective... look at the hospitals and the airport. Those who are already poked and are eager to be poked again might get their wish, when Pfizer introduces 'new and improved' booster shots... maybe annual shots.
And if the vaccinated ones are young and healthy, they won't be able to blame pre-existing medical conditions anymore.
Anyway, the current Covid vaccines don't seem to be effective... look at the hospitals and the airport. Those who are already poked and are eager to be poked again might get their wish, when Pfizer introduces 'new and improved' booster shots... maybe annual shots.
Actually it's because of the pap unwillingness to acknowledge that the death has been caused by the vaccine which brings about vaccine hesitancy. N end up with a hospital bill some more.
Published May 23, 2021
Updated May 23, 2021
13 hrs ago
TODAY file photoThe National University Hospital said that the cause of Yak Hock Hwa's death was cardiology-related based on the symptoms he presented and findings from an electrocardiogram, a medical test that records the heart’s electrical activity.
In response to TODAY’s queries on Saturday (May 22), MOH said: “Based on the assessment by an independent clinical panel, there is no indication that the death was due to Covid-19 vaccination. The certified cause of death was acute myocardial infarction”.
Acute myocardial infarction is the medical term for a heart attack.
MOH also said in its response that to date, there has not been any deaths in Singapore assessed to be caused by the Covid-19 vaccine.
Yak, a private-hire car driver, had received his first shot of the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine on March 5 at a vaccination centre in Bukit Timah Community Club, after the authorities offered the jabs to active taxi and private-hire car drivers from late February. He died the next evening.
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Ms Yak Mui Wah, 54, the deceased’s sister, said her brother had initially felt fine right after he received the jab and went on his regular 4am to 4pm private-hire driving shift the next day.
It was only around 7pm on March 6 that he started feeling uncomfortable, saying that he was breathless and that his hand felt numb.
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Ms Yak, who is an accountant, said she did not think much of it at first as she thought what her brother was experiencing was a common side effect from the vaccine.
But because her brother’s condition did not improve, she decided to take him to the hospital.
As they were about to leave the house, Ms Yak said she discovered her brother had collapsed in the living room of their public housing flat.
Yak Hock Hwa was then taken to the National University Hospital (NUH) by ambulance. An hour later at about 10pm, Ms Yak was told that her brother had died from a cardiac attack.
Read also
Yak Hock Hwa, who is divorced, leaves behind a daughter — a 17-year-old junior college student.
NUH said in response to TODAY’s queries that the cause of his death was cardiology-related, based on the symptoms he presented and findings from an electrocardiogram, a medical test that records the heart’s electrical activity.
It added that a review of the medical management of Yak Hock Hwa from his arrival to demise found that his case was properly managed in a timely manner, and that both its emergency and cardiology specialist teams were activated to receive the man before his arrival at the hospital.
“Unfortunately, the patient’s condition deteriorated rapidly and he did not respond to resuscitation efforts,” said NUH.
The hospital emphasised again that an independent clinical panel had concluded that Yak Hock Hwa’s death was unlikely to be related to the Covid-19 vaccination that he received.
MAN HAD NO HISTORY OF HEART PROBLEMS, SAY SIBLINGS
Speaking to TODAY during a recent interview, the man’s brother, Mr Yak Chin Hua, 60, a quantity surveyor, said the family was in shock by their brother’s sudden death.
Both siblings said their brother had been given a clean bill of health over the last two years through periodic health screenings.
Though Yak Hock Hwa had a history of diabetes and high blood pressure, his latest work-related medical screening on Jan 28 certified him medically fit, based on a copy of the examination report seen by TODAY.
The report stated that he showed no evidence of abnormality of the cardiovascular system.
The last major procedure that Yak Hock Hwa had was a spinal decompression surgery in 2018, his siblings said.
As far as they know, their brother has never suffered from any cardiac-related events.
In response to TODAY’s queries, MOH said Yak Hock Hwa had been assessed by a trained healthcare personnel to be suitable to be vaccinated before he received the jab.
He was also observed on-site for 30 minutes after he received his vaccination and was well, said the ministry.
TODAY understands that the family declined an autopsy into his death.
When asked about this, Ms Yak said the family decided not to go ahead with one as the NUH doctors were confident that her brother died of a heart attack unrelated to the vaccine.
Therefore, they did not believe that an autopsy would shed any light as to whether his death was linked to the vaccine in any way.
Yak Hock Hwa’s daughter had also asked for the autopsy to not be performed, said Ms Yak.
Earlier this month, the Health Sciences Authority said that around 2,800 “adverse events” have been reported out of the 2.2 million vaccine doses administered here between December last year and mid-April.
It added that no deaths have been linked to the jabs, and that there are no indications of strokes or heart attacks linked to the two vaccines used in Singapore so far.
Even so, the family is hoping that the authorities can provide them with further explanations, or release the full report, on how they assessed the man’s death to be unrelated to the Covid-19 vaccine that he received.
They are also hoping to receive compensation from the Vaccine Injury Financial Assistance Programme, which offers a one-time goodwill payment to people who experience serious side effects that are assessed to be related to Covid-19 vaccines administered in Singapore.
It offers two tiers of support to those who may be adversely affected by their inoculation.
The first is a one-time payout of up to S$10,000 that will be given to those who are hospitalised and need care in the high-dependency or intensive care unit, but who later recover from the side effects caused by the vaccine.
The second is a payout of S$225,000 that will be provided when a person dies or suffers permanent severe disability as a result of the vaccination.
The family has not officially submitted an application for the programme, but they have been told that their brother is ineligible for the payout because his death was deemed to be unrelated to the vaccine, based on email correspondence between Mr Yak Chin Hua and an MOH official seen by TODAY.
MPs OFFERING HELP
The family continues to be in touch with MOH and Members of Parliament (MP) Tan Wu Meng, of Jurong Group Representation Constituency (GRC), and Ms Sim Ann, of Holland-Bukit Timah GRC, for help on the matter.
Dr Tan is the MP of some of the deceased’s siblings — including Ms Yak — who live in Clementi, while Ms Sim is the MP of Yak Hock Hwa’s ex-wife and daughter.
Mr Yak Chin Hua said: “I cannot let (this situation) go indefinitely. I want to see something to be done.”
In response to TODAY’s queries, Dr Tan said that he and his team have been in close touch with the school principal of Yak Hock Hwa’s daughter to arrange expedited support for her, including helping with her school fees.
While the daughter lives outside his ward, Dr Tan has been updating the community team looking after her estate so that they can look out for her and her mother.
“The family are deeply affected and one can understand their concerns, given that Mr Yak (Hock Hwa) passed away suddenly and soon after vaccination.
“We have conveyed the family's concerns to MOH, which I understand has looked thoroughly into the matter, and will continue doing our best to support the family through this very difficult time,” he said.
In her reply, Ms Sim said that she and her team have offered help to Yak Hock Hwa’s next-of-kin.
“The late Mr Yak’s siblings have also approached me to request for letters to be written to various parties dealing with matters of administration arising from his demise, which we have done,” said Ms Sim.
Because the family informed her that none of them has medical training, Ms Sim said she has offered to find a doctor who can look through the available medical documents on a voluntary basis and help them understand MOH’s findings as an unrelated third party.
“We have yet to find a doctor who would be willing to do so. My team and I will keep trying,” she said. ADDITIONAL REPORTING BY DARYL CHOO
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Man who got first Covid-19 dose died of heart attack; MOH says panel concluded death unrelated to vaccine
Published May 23, 2021
Updated May 23, 2021
13 hrs ago
- Yak Hock Hwa received his Pfizer-BioNTech jab on March 5 and died the next day
- His death was assessed to be cardiology-related, said NUH
- An independent clinical panel assessed his death to be unrelated to the vaccine
- His family is still seeking further explanations from the authorities
In response to TODAY’s queries on Saturday (May 22), MOH said: “Based on the assessment by an independent clinical panel, there is no indication that the death was due to Covid-19 vaccination. The certified cause of death was acute myocardial infarction”.
Acute myocardial infarction is the medical term for a heart attack.
MOH also said in its response that to date, there has not been any deaths in Singapore assessed to be caused by the Covid-19 vaccine.
Yak, a private-hire car driver, had received his first shot of the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine on March 5 at a vaccination centre in Bukit Timah Community Club, after the authorities offered the jabs to active taxi and private-hire car drivers from late February. He died the next evening.
Read also
Ms Yak Mui Wah, 54, the deceased’s sister, said her brother had initially felt fine right after he received the jab and went on his regular 4am to 4pm private-hire driving shift the next day.
It was only around 7pm on March 6 that he started feeling uncomfortable, saying that he was breathless and that his hand felt numb.
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Ms Yak, who is an accountant, said she did not think much of it at first as she thought what her brother was experiencing was a common side effect from the vaccine.
But because her brother’s condition did not improve, she decided to take him to the hospital.
As they were about to leave the house, Ms Yak said she discovered her brother had collapsed in the living room of their public housing flat.
Yak Hock Hwa was then taken to the National University Hospital (NUH) by ambulance. An hour later at about 10pm, Ms Yak was told that her brother had died from a cardiac attack.
Read also
Yak Hock Hwa, who is divorced, leaves behind a daughter — a 17-year-old junior college student.
NUH said in response to TODAY’s queries that the cause of his death was cardiology-related, based on the symptoms he presented and findings from an electrocardiogram, a medical test that records the heart’s electrical activity.
It added that a review of the medical management of Yak Hock Hwa from his arrival to demise found that his case was properly managed in a timely manner, and that both its emergency and cardiology specialist teams were activated to receive the man before his arrival at the hospital.
“Unfortunately, the patient’s condition deteriorated rapidly and he did not respond to resuscitation efforts,” said NUH.
The hospital emphasised again that an independent clinical panel had concluded that Yak Hock Hwa’s death was unlikely to be related to the Covid-19 vaccination that he received.
MAN HAD NO HISTORY OF HEART PROBLEMS, SAY SIBLINGS
Speaking to TODAY during a recent interview, the man’s brother, Mr Yak Chin Hua, 60, a quantity surveyor, said the family was in shock by their brother’s sudden death.
Both siblings said their brother had been given a clean bill of health over the last two years through periodic health screenings.
Though Yak Hock Hwa had a history of diabetes and high blood pressure, his latest work-related medical screening on Jan 28 certified him medically fit, based on a copy of the examination report seen by TODAY.
The report stated that he showed no evidence of abnormality of the cardiovascular system.
The last major procedure that Yak Hock Hwa had was a spinal decompression surgery in 2018, his siblings said.
As far as they know, their brother has never suffered from any cardiac-related events.
In response to TODAY’s queries, MOH said Yak Hock Hwa had been assessed by a trained healthcare personnel to be suitable to be vaccinated before he received the jab.
He was also observed on-site for 30 minutes after he received his vaccination and was well, said the ministry.
TODAY understands that the family declined an autopsy into his death.
When asked about this, Ms Yak said the family decided not to go ahead with one as the NUH doctors were confident that her brother died of a heart attack unrelated to the vaccine.
Therefore, they did not believe that an autopsy would shed any light as to whether his death was linked to the vaccine in any way.
Yak Hock Hwa’s daughter had also asked for the autopsy to not be performed, said Ms Yak.
Earlier this month, the Health Sciences Authority said that around 2,800 “adverse events” have been reported out of the 2.2 million vaccine doses administered here between December last year and mid-April.
It added that no deaths have been linked to the jabs, and that there are no indications of strokes or heart attacks linked to the two vaccines used in Singapore so far.
Even so, the family is hoping that the authorities can provide them with further explanations, or release the full report, on how they assessed the man’s death to be unrelated to the Covid-19 vaccine that he received.
They are also hoping to receive compensation from the Vaccine Injury Financial Assistance Programme, which offers a one-time goodwill payment to people who experience serious side effects that are assessed to be related to Covid-19 vaccines administered in Singapore.
It offers two tiers of support to those who may be adversely affected by their inoculation.
The first is a one-time payout of up to S$10,000 that will be given to those who are hospitalised and need care in the high-dependency or intensive care unit, but who later recover from the side effects caused by the vaccine.
The second is a payout of S$225,000 that will be provided when a person dies or suffers permanent severe disability as a result of the vaccination.
The family has not officially submitted an application for the programme, but they have been told that their brother is ineligible for the payout because his death was deemed to be unrelated to the vaccine, based on email correspondence between Mr Yak Chin Hua and an MOH official seen by TODAY.
MPs OFFERING HELP
The family continues to be in touch with MOH and Members of Parliament (MP) Tan Wu Meng, of Jurong Group Representation Constituency (GRC), and Ms Sim Ann, of Holland-Bukit Timah GRC, for help on the matter.
Dr Tan is the MP of some of the deceased’s siblings — including Ms Yak — who live in Clementi, while Ms Sim is the MP of Yak Hock Hwa’s ex-wife and daughter.
Mr Yak Chin Hua said: “I cannot let (this situation) go indefinitely. I want to see something to be done.”
In response to TODAY’s queries, Dr Tan said that he and his team have been in close touch with the school principal of Yak Hock Hwa’s daughter to arrange expedited support for her, including helping with her school fees.
While the daughter lives outside his ward, Dr Tan has been updating the community team looking after her estate so that they can look out for her and her mother.
“The family are deeply affected and one can understand their concerns, given that Mr Yak (Hock Hwa) passed away suddenly and soon after vaccination.
“We have conveyed the family's concerns to MOH, which I understand has looked thoroughly into the matter, and will continue doing our best to support the family through this very difficult time,” he said.
In her reply, Ms Sim said that she and her team have offered help to Yak Hock Hwa’s next-of-kin.
“The late Mr Yak’s siblings have also approached me to request for letters to be written to various parties dealing with matters of administration arising from his demise, which we have done,” said Ms Sim.
Because the family informed her that none of them has medical training, Ms Sim said she has offered to find a doctor who can look through the available medical documents on a voluntary basis and help them understand MOH’s findings as an unrelated third party.
“We have yet to find a doctor who would be willing to do so. My team and I will keep trying,” she said. ADDITIONAL REPORTING BY DARYL CHOO
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KNN my uncle executive summary is that
1. There will not be any way to proof that vaccine caused the death KNN
2. There also will not be any way to proof that the incident is coincidental KNN
3. Hence my uncle think that the family should get a pro rated of 225k I.e die on spot upto the 30mins get 225k die within same day get 80% die next day get 50% and so on and cutoff at 1 week KNN
1. There will not be any way to proof that vaccine caused the death KNN
2. There also will not be any way to proof that the incident is coincidental KNN
3. Hence my uncle think that the family should get a pro rated of 225k I.e die on spot upto the 30mins get 225k die within same day get 80% die next day get 50% and so on and cutoff at 1 week KNN
Cannot. They will want to know your activities 30hours before injection.Moral of the story: if you want to get compensated for vaccine death, better make sure you die during the 30 min 'observation period'.
Otherwise they will blame heaven and hell and all the things in between, but not blame the vaccines.
KNN the % to get can use sg pool soccer live bets formula as a guide but in leeverse way of vs time KNN I.e soccer is start off with very low odds and towards 90mins is high odds KNN
Drink deter gent also won't die in 30 minutes lah.Moral of the story: if you want to get compensated for vaccine death, better make sure you die during the 30 min 'observation period'.
Otherwise they will blame heaven and hell and all the things in between, but not blame the vaccines.
Ask the family who they supported,
U and @GoldenDragon the kiew ong 球王here.
Good luck to the family.
This is the standard statement by Pfizer when their vaccine is accused of causing death or disability
“Adverse events are regularly and thoroughly reviewed and we have not observed a higher rate of *whatever-u-accuse-pfizer-of* than what would be expected in the general population. A causal link to the vaccine has not been established."
This is the standard statement by Pfizer when their vaccine is accused of causing death or disability
“Adverse events are regularly and thoroughly reviewed and we have not observed a higher rate of *whatever-u-accuse-pfizer-of* than what would be expected in the general population. A causal link to the vaccine has not been established."
MOH clarifies 57-yr-old S'porean man died of heart attack, not due to COVID-19 vaccine - The Online Citizen Asia
The Ministry of Health (MOH) has clarified on Monday (24 May) that the 57-year-old man who died a day after he took his COVID-19 shot was due to a heart attack, and not linked to the vaccine itself.
The Straits Times (ST) reported that MOH was told by the National University Hospital (NUH) on 8 March that a Singaporean man, who had been treated at the hospital’s emergency medicine department on 6 March, has passed away.
The man received his first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine on 5 March.
“Based on the assessment by an independent clinical panel, there is no indication that the death was due to COVID-19 vaccination,” said the Ministry.
MOH stated that the actual cause of death was a heart attack, adding that the Singaporean man had a history of hypertension and diabetes.
The Ministry explained that trained healthcare personnel assessed him to be suitable for vaccination, and he was also observed on-site for about 30 minutes after getting the jab before being sent home.
“We offer our sincere condolences to the family during this time,” said MOH.
The Ministry went on to say that to date, there has not been any deaths in the country that were caused by the COVID-19 vaccine.
Earlier on Sunday (23 May), TODAY reported that the elderly Singaporean man, named Yak Hock Hwa, collapsed on the evening of 6 March.
NUH said to the online news outlet that the man’s health deteriorated rapidly, adding that he did not respond to resuscitation efforts.
His family also told TODAY that he had no history of health problems, and hoped the authorities can explain further on how they assessed that his death was not due to the vaccine.
Additionally, they are also hoping to get compensation from the Vaccine Injury Financial Assistance Programme, which is a one-time goodwill payout to those who suffer from serious side effects linked to the vaccine.
TODAY also noted that the deceased’s family refused to do an autopsy into his death as the NUH doctors were confident that the man died because of a heart attack. The man’s daughter had also requested that an autopsy to not be done on her father.
Netizens remain sceptical over MOH’s clarification
Upon reading MOH’s respond over this issue, online users have voiced their doubts, noting that just because it is not known how the man got a heart attack, it does not mean the vaccine didn’t trigger it.
Penning their thoughts in the Facebook page of ST, some said that no government in this world has ever admitted that the vaccine has caused death, adding that Singaporeans will just have to blindly believe whatever the Government says.
Others pointed out that the coincidence of the man getting a heart attack after receiving his COVID-19 vaccine shot is something that should be looked into. They argued that the man might not have gotten a heart attack if he didn’t take the vaccine in the first place.
One user pointed out that the right thing for MOH to do is to investigate what caused the man to have a heart attack, instead of informing the public that he died due to a heart attack and not because of the vaccine.
A number of them asserted that the Government will never admit that the COVID-19 vaccines might have led to death. They wondered how is it going to proof to the public that the vaccine did not in any way caused the man to get a heart attack.
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The Ministry of Health (MOH) has clarified on Monday (24 May) that the 57-year-old man who died a day after he took his COVID-19 shot was due to a heart attack, and not linked to the vaccine itself.
The Straits Times (ST) reported that MOH was told by the National University Hospital (NUH) on 8 March that a Singaporean man, who had been treated at the hospital’s emergency medicine department on 6 March, has passed away.
The man received his first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine on 5 March.
“Based on the assessment by an independent clinical panel, there is no indication that the death was due to COVID-19 vaccination,” said the Ministry.
MOH stated that the actual cause of death was a heart attack, adding that the Singaporean man had a history of hypertension and diabetes.
The Ministry explained that trained healthcare personnel assessed him to be suitable for vaccination, and he was also observed on-site for about 30 minutes after getting the jab before being sent home.
“We offer our sincere condolences to the family during this time,” said MOH.
The Ministry went on to say that to date, there has not been any deaths in the country that were caused by the COVID-19 vaccine.
Earlier on Sunday (23 May), TODAY reported that the elderly Singaporean man, named Yak Hock Hwa, collapsed on the evening of 6 March.
NUH said to the online news outlet that the man’s health deteriorated rapidly, adding that he did not respond to resuscitation efforts.
His family also told TODAY that he had no history of health problems, and hoped the authorities can explain further on how they assessed that his death was not due to the vaccine.
Additionally, they are also hoping to get compensation from the Vaccine Injury Financial Assistance Programme, which is a one-time goodwill payout to those who suffer from serious side effects linked to the vaccine.
TODAY also noted that the deceased’s family refused to do an autopsy into his death as the NUH doctors were confident that the man died because of a heart attack. The man’s daughter had also requested that an autopsy to not be done on her father.
Netizens remain sceptical over MOH’s clarification
Upon reading MOH’s respond over this issue, online users have voiced their doubts, noting that just because it is not known how the man got a heart attack, it does not mean the vaccine didn’t trigger it.
Penning their thoughts in the Facebook page of ST, some said that no government in this world has ever admitted that the vaccine has caused death, adding that Singaporeans will just have to blindly believe whatever the Government says.
Others pointed out that the coincidence of the man getting a heart attack after receiving his COVID-19 vaccine shot is something that should be looked into. They argued that the man might not have gotten a heart attack if he didn’t take the vaccine in the first place.
One user pointed out that the right thing for MOH to do is to investigate what caused the man to have a heart attack, instead of informing the public that he died due to a heart attack and not because of the vaccine.
A number of them asserted that the Government will never admit that the COVID-19 vaccines might have led to death. They wondered how is it going to proof to the public that the vaccine did not in any way caused the man to get a heart attack.
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