The vaccines have been successful, as people who have had the full treatment are no longer becoming fatally ill. That was the objective. I agree with others here that people refusing the vaccine are prolonging the widespread presence of the virus and opportunity for its mutation. Even those living on the fringes of society are getting offered the vaccine and most are taking it, so why anyone refuses it is beyond me. It is rumoured that culture and ethnicity are the main reason, but no evidence or statistics that I am aware of support this view. I suspect there are those who simply can't be bothered to have the vaccine, rather than having an opinion that it is wrong to have it.
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Covid outbreak associated with G7
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Would seem that from the extensive research by REACT the spread of Covid is actually being driven mostly by the younger age groups across the country, and these are the ones who haven’t yet been vaccinated. They are recommended to have the Pfizer vaccine which unlike the AZ is of more limited supply. Hopefully the vaccination programme will continue so that even those age groups can at least have their first jab. My 16 year old granddaughter and friends are all very keen on being offered the vaccine as they recognise the benefits to themselves and the community. They are certainly more aware of issues than many would give them credit for.
