Ambiguity from authorities on vaccine during pregnancy : vim

Ambiguity from authorities on vaccine during pregnancy


The health ministry has refused to clarify its policy on pregnant women getting vaccinated, days after obstetricians and gynaecologists strongly urged them to get the jab.
A health ministry spokesperson ignored a series of questions seeking clarity about official advice for pregnant women and COVID-19 vaccination. 
But information from the 145 COVID-19 vaccination helpline guides expectant mothers to first consult their doctors and then just turn up for their inoculation.
This was a “recent” development, the person at the other end of the line explained, suggesting that a note from a doctor could be brought along “just in case” but that it was not necessary for pregnant women to receive the vaccine.

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