Edited by blastoff at 7-4-2023 08:23 AM
Bukti kukuh vaksin tak berkesan terhadap varian baharu dan KKM tak pernah ada saintifik data yg reliable whatsoever yg new varian sesuai dgn vaksin sedia ada telah didedahkan oleh DG sundrik di dlm artikel bawah ni pada 10 jan 2023.
Ini dari mulut DG sundrik ok so it is admissable in the court of law....this is KKM downfall, the moment they will lose if depa di heret ke mahkamah kerana kata2 DG niiii lah hokayyy!
Tengok ayat merah ang2 bawah ni ......nampak DG mengaku secara terang di media perdana plakk tu yg "kami tak pasti vaksin covid berkesan terhadap new varian"
Dan DG refer pada new varian tu secara general...... yakni "a new variant" yg memberi makna secara umum dan tidak spesifik varian baharu tertentu,
in other word semua new varian covid 19 ler sejak ia mula muncul sebelum nih hingga di masa akan dtg kekdahnya.
sebab di ayat kedua apabila DG memperkatakan mengenai varian baru akan datang dia guna "another", yg jelas tunjukkan ayat mula tu betul2 memberi makna varian baru secara umum lah.
Ekceli kalau korang baca the whole artikel nih,
DG sebenarnya tengah memberi gambaran yg ancaman covid tak pernah reda sebab tu dia kata kalau situasi genting balik akan di perketatkan SOP , so pada dia covid 19 masih merupakan sesuatu yg amat laaaa bahayanya haaa gitteww.
So timbul persoalan cepumas tak terkira,
kalau dah dia sundrik mengaku KKM tak pasti yg vaksin depa miliki selama nih berkesan atau tidak terhadap varian baru,
tunjukkan depa tarak knowledge langsung keberkesanannya hokayyy, kenapa masih nak cucuk jugak pada rakyat vaksin yg dah expired plak tu ? Why?
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https://www.malaysianow.com/news/2023/01/10/current-covid-19-sops-to-remain-says-health-dg
January 10, 2023 5:07 PM
Current Covid-19 SOPs to remain, says health DGDr Noor Hisham Abdullah says key indicators will be studied before a decision is made to tighten them, if necessary.
The health ministry has decided to maintain its Covid-19 SOPs for now and will examine seven key indicators in the country before deciding to tighten these if necessary.
Health director-general Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said the ministry would monitor the situation in the country and further strengthen public health control before taking action.
"We will first monitor not only hospital admissions but also many other indicators such as forecast cases, daily cases and so on.
"If the data shows improvement in all available indicators, we can discuss the appropriate action at that time," he said at the health minister’s engagement session with the media in Putrajaya today.
Also present were Health Minister Dr Zaliha Mustafa, health deputy director-general (public health) Dr Norhayati Rusli and Institute for Clinical Research director Dr M Kalairasu.
Noor Hisham said the indicators include a sudden increase in imported cases where currently only three or four cases are recorded per month, and the discovery of new variants in sewage samples and at high-risk places.
"What worries us is that when a new variant is found, we are not sure whether our vaccine is effective or not.
"We will also check with WHO (World Health Organization) whether another variant has been registered or not," he said.
He said if a new variant other than Omicron is detected, the ministry will monitor the extent of infectivity and the severity or hospitalisation rate.
Another indicator is an increase in cases of influenza-like illness and severe acute respiratory infections at selected health facilities. If the records show a sudden increase in cases, the ministry will take more detailed measures to control them, he said.
Noor Hisham said that another indicator would be the capacity of the public health system. For example, he said, if bed occupancy and ICU admissions for Covid-19 patients exceed 30%, the ministry will take the appropriate action.
Another indicator that will be monitored is an increase in deaths, which is currently one figure per day. If there is a three-digit jump, the ministry will investigate the extent of the severity of the virus, he said.
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