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DEATH AFTER VACCINATION IN KOREA
STATISTICS & ANALYSIS ONLY
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Death situation after being vaccinated against COVID-19 in South Korea
As of August 9, 2021, 20.9 million Koreans have completed the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine, equivalent to 40.8% of the population.
The total number of people who have completed vaccination is more than 7.7 million people, accounting for 15% of the population.
Immunization completion rates by vaccine type were AstraZeneca 16.8%, Pfizer 44.7%, Moderna 3.1% and Janssen 100%.
From the start of vaccination on February 26, 2021 to August 6, 2021, there were 373 deaths after vaccination (146 cases of AstraZeneca injection, 227 cases of Pfizer injection). By s*x, there are 191 men and 182 women.
Out of 373 deaths, 99 were autopsied, 355 were evaluated for underlying disease, 18 were evaluated for no underlying disease.
Statistical background diseases were: high blood pressure 227 people, diabetes 142 people, organic mental disorders 78 people, cerebrovascular diseases 63 people, heart diseases 48 people.
Currently, Korea's Special Committee on Compensation for Immunization Damages only admits 1 case of death due to vaccination, the remaining 372 cases cannot verify the link between vaccination and the cause of death. death.
There are a number of deaths after the latest vaccination such as:
1. A 50-year-old policeman working at the Gumi city police station, Gyeongbuk province died after cross-vaccination.
This person injected 1st dose of AstraZeneca (AZ) in April, 2nd dose of Pfize on 17/7 and died at home on 20/7.
The officer was completely healthy, had no underlying medical conditions, and was initially found to have died from myocardial hypertrophy leading to acute cardiac arrest. Currently, the victim's family is extremely upset when health authorities do not acknowledge a link between vaccination and the cause of death.
2. On August 5, a kindergarten teacher in his 30s in Siheung city, Gyeonggi province died after receiving a dose of Pfizer vaccine 1 day before.
This teacher returned to work in May 2021 after maternity leave, she injected 1 dose of Pfizer vaccine on July 14 and had no special symptoms, the morning of August 4, after the injection. Monday was also completely normal, but at about 9pm that same day, she had a headache, severe stomach pain and lost consciousness.
She was transferred to Ansan General Hospital, but died at 7 am on August 5 due to acute cerebral hemorrhage.
Currently, the Siheung city health authority is investigating the connection with the vaccination.
3. The latest case is on August 7, a young man in his 20s on Jeju Island died after receiving Moderna vaccine.
He successfully registered for over-vaccination on July 26, on July 31, he had symptoms of blood clots and had surgery at a provincial general hospital but later died during treatment. Currently, the victim's family is filing a lawsuit because the local hospital, when seeing symptoms of blood clots, requested a test to check if it was an abnormal reaction after vaccination, but the Epidemic Administration Korean disease refused. Now that the victim has died, there is not enough evidence to conclude about the vaccination relationship.
Those who are about to be vaccinated, should carefully read the article on vaccination instructions, translated and compiled from the guidance document of the Korea Disease Control Agency (KDCA) below. The article includes the following information:
- Guide to schedule vaccination
- Characteristics of vaccines
- The benefits of vaccination
- Side effects
- How to prepare, monitor before and after vaccination
- Cases that need to be diagnosed before vaccination

There were 130 people who ate kimbap at 2 branches of Seongnam city, Gyeonggi province, under the 청담동마녀김밥 brand, suffering from food poisoning.

Each day, each branch sells about 600-800 pieces of kimbap, so it is expected that the number of people who get poisoned will be more. Customers who eat kimbap of this branch have food poisoning symptoms such as abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea and headache, of which 50 are worse and are being treated at Seoul University's Budang Hospital .
Ten police officers from the Bundang police station are also among the patients.
The city government said the franchised kimbap rice roll brand has more than 30 branches in the capital area, but only two in Seongnam have problems with food ingredients.
Currently, the authorities have temporarily suspended the operation of the two branches above, collected samples in the kitchen for analysis and said they will announce the results in about a week.
The representative of the brand 청담동마녀김밥 also posted an apology and promised to cover all medical expenses for customers who are being treated for food poisoning in the hospital.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR ILLEGAL PERSONS TO SET COVID-19 IMPORTATION AND TESTING IN KOREA

Illegal residents can also get the COVID-19 vaccine, just bring their passport to the medical center where they live (보건소), get a temporary management number to be vaccinated.
The epidemic prevention agency affirmed that illegal people will not face any disadvantages, such as being searched for illegal residence status, or being notified about the workplace.
Vaccination period for illegal people is from August 5 to September 3.

At around 3 am on July 25, 3 middle school students invited each other to play in the water at Haeundae beach, but 2 children went missing.
The other student tried to swim to shore, called 119 lifeguards, but the rescue team later found only one student dead.
Currently, the police are mobilizing helicopters to search the sea to find the remaining missing students.
This is the first drowning accident at Haeundae beach this summer.

Reveal the identities of the two murderers in Jeju: Baek Gwang Seok (48 years old) and Kim Shi Nam (46 years old).
In which name Baek Gwang Seok is the main culprit (left), name Kim Shi Nam (right) is an accomplice, helping you kill your lover's son in Jeju Island.
On July 18, 2021, these two men broke into the victim's house, tied the hands and feet of a 16-year-old boy, and then used torture tools to kill him very brutally.
Name Baek Gwang Seok knew this teenager's mother, the two lived together for about 2 years. But the name Baek became more and more suspicious, when angry or broke things, violent... so his mother reported to the police and asked for police protection. In the past, Baek was also fined once for revenge after his lover announced their breakup.

To prepare for the hot summer, Seocho district, Seoul has replaced a series of bus waiting seats with "cool seats" (쿨링의자). This chair is covered with a low thermal conductivity polycarbonate material, which reduces the temperature to 5-6 degrees compared to a regular chair.
Other pictures of the record hot day in Seoul:
- Umbrellas are installed at all intersections
- Placing rocks at COVID-19 testing sites helps cool down
- Water spray truck operating at full capacity on the road
- Lend people an umbrella for free
- Free water and fans at some bus stations and train stations with many elderly people

KOREA PROHIBITED PLAYING Loud Music in the GYM IN order to limit the spread of COVID-19
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Currently, South Korea is applying a level 4 distance (banning gatherings of 3 or more people after 6 p.m.) in the capital area (Seoul, Incheon, Gyeonggi province) and a level 3 distance (banning gatherings of 5 people or more) up) in other localities.
Accordingly, from July 12, gyms when organizing high-intensity exercise exercises (GX stands for Group Exercise) will not play songs that cannot be played. singing has a rhythm faster than 120bpm (a unit of measure in music).
In addition, users of treadmills in the gym are not allowed to exercise at a speed of more than 6 km/h.
Health officials explain that this is a necessary measure to prevent practitioners from breathing too quickly or sweating a lot.
However, this regulation has faced many objections because of the lack of scientific evidence on the link between the rhythm of songs and the risk of COVID-19 infection.
An opposition lawmaker mocked the ruling party's rule: "If you walk or run below 6km/h, you won't get COVID-19. I don't understand how the epidemic has anything to do with the music I listen to? "
Professor Costus Carrages of Brunel University in the UK criticized the rule in the New York Times on July 14, calling it "unrealistic"; There's too much music that's slower than 120 bpm but can still stimulate intense exercise."

From: nocutnews

Penthouse part 3 will officially start shooting today (April 27, 2021).

The first foreigners called to vaccinate in Korea are ones over 75 years old (born before December 31, 1946) and long-term resident in Korea for more than 90 days.
The vaccine given is Pfizer or BioNTech, given 2 shots.
The time to register for vaccination is from April to June at the local government office of the ward or commune.

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Good bye COVID-19!
The inscription on the canola field at the Anseong farm.

Updated COVID-19 situation in Korea on April 16, 2021

Up to 0 o'clock on April 16, Korea recorded 673 new cases of COVID-19 infection, of which 652 cases were infected in the community, and 21 were imported. The total number of COVID-19 infections in Korea to date is 112,789.
In terms of localities, Gyeonggi Province recorded 216 cases, the capital Seoul 215 cases, accounting for 67.8% of new infections nationwide.
The number of infections since the beginning of April has remained at the threshold of 600 cases to 1,790 people, the mortality rate is 1.59%.
The total number of people who received the first-shot COVID-19 vaccine was 1,379,653, and the total number of people who received the 2nd shot was 60,571.
The number of infections since the beginning of April has remained at the threshold of 600 cases. Health officials expressed concern about the fourth wave of infections as people neglect their vigilance and increase daily activities. Collective infections appear scattered all over the country, most of them arising in everyday living spaces such as families, meeting relatives, restaurants, kindergartens, and religious establishments.
Since April 15, the Korean government has started a joint review group on epidemic prevention between relevant departments and local authorities, strengthening surveillance in highly infectious places such as restaurants and cafes. Coffee facilities, steam facilities, and childcare centers.