The death of an Italian man just hours after he was injected with AstraZeneca's Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine prompted prosecutors in the northern Italian region of Piedmont to seize a batch of 393,600 doses of the shot for suspension and removal.
Sandro Tognatti, a 57-year-old music teacher, reportedly fell ill and died not long after being stabbed with the experimental gene therapy syringe from AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford. The mainstream media is pretending as though Tognatti's death is a "mystery," but the government of northern Italy immediately recognized that the vaccine is to blame.
Thus, all doses from the ABV5811 batch where Tognatti's jab came from have been taken out of the administration pool, though the main government of Italy is insistent that there is "no evidence" of a connection between the jabs and Tognatti's death.
Last week, two other men died after being injected with the same AstraZeneca jab, prompting officials in Sicily to pull the batch from which those injections came.
We also reported that dozens of middle school teachers in Italy fell ill last week after getting injected, requiring that they be sent home and their schools closed until enough replacement teachers could be found.
It would appear as though all batches of this deadly AstraZeneca vaccine are problematic, which is why Ireland, Denmark, Norway, Iceland, and several other European countries have suspended all administration of the shots until further notice.
The most common adverse effect associated with the AstraZeneca jab besides death is serious blood clotting, officials say. In some cases, these clots are so severe that sudden death follows their formation.
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According to Tognatti's wife, her now-deceased husband received his AstraZeneca injection on Saturday afternoon. Later that evening, he quickly developed a high temperature and upon waking the next day was very ill.
Tognatti's wife called an ambulance, but not long after being picked up, he passed.
"It is therefore important to ensure that continued administration of the drug throughout the country does not lead to further consequences (harmful or fatal) ... until we are completely sure that (Tognatti's) death cannot be attributed to the above-mentioned inoculation," stated prosecutor Teresa Angela Camelio.
Meanwhile, a vaccinologist who strongly supports vaccines is urging the world not to take any of the ones being offered for the Chinese virus.
Dr. Geert Vanden Bossche is hoping the World Health Organization (WHO) will heed his plea to halt the vaccine program, expressing extreme concern about how it will impact the world.
"I am EXTREMELY concerned about the impact current COVID-19 vaccines will have when increasingly deployed in mass vaccination campaigns conducted in the heat of a pandemic," Bossche tweeted along with a link to his warning and scientific evidence.
Bossche is the opposite of an "anti-vaxxer," by the way. He used to work with Bill and Melinda Gates and their Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance program. Bossche also worked for GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and other pharmaceutical and vaccine manufacturers.
And yet, despite his lengthy pro-vaccine resume, Bossche is urging people to stop getting injected for the Wuhan flu because doing so will soon have catastrophic consequences for humanity.
"Bossche states that the multiple emerging, 'much more infectious' viral variants, are already examples of 'immune escape' from our 'innate immunity,' and were most-likely created by the government interventions themselves; the so-called Non-Pharmacological Interventions (NPIs) – i.e. lockdowns and cloth facial coverings," one site warns.
Bossche also says that mass vaccination campaigns will almost certainly "further enhance 'adaptive' immune escape as none of the current vaccines will prevent replication / transmission of viral variants."
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