[ILMU MUDAH]: Apa pendapat anda tentang Vaccine untuk Covid-19?

ipes2

adila39 replied at 20-4-2021 04:45 PM
Ni yg i mentioned earlier. Teachers are about to be vaccinated

berdepan dgn berpuluh murid sehari.. patut di vx awal2 depa ni

bellaa

adila39 replied at 21-4-2021 03:52 PM
definitely bella. Sure la nak simpan as memory kita. Btw stay safe... ehhh mana ada ur ig...


...

ig i dah tukar nama ritu. ramai skendels & ex yg meroyan tgk i married.  hahaha

btw 2nd dose  11/5 nnt. 2 hari sebelum raya..

kalo x silap sapa dah complete 2nd dose & on the spot keluar digital cert vaksin thru mysejahtera tu.. boleh rentas negeri/negara kan.

i nak balik kg. beraya dgn parents. harap boleh lah.

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ipes2 replied at 22-4-2021 01:02 AM
tu lah, berbillion duit income dari ini
tapi sy ni tk la kerap sgt ambik vx eg annual flu vax pun ...

Cam anak kolig amik vx hepatitis B...xde ubat, supplemen je kan...akan rosak hati

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ipes2 replied at 22-4-2021 01:03 AM
i see
ini list nyer yeah
dgr nyer, J&J once-only vx pun ada clottings issue

Olohhhh...tatutnya2x...ingat nak J&J...sekali vx je...

adila39

ipes2 replied at 22-4-2021 02:23 AM
berdepan dgn berpuluh murid sehari.. patut di vx awal2 depa ni

sekolah anak i pulak ada kes dah... so now hesitate jugak...makin banyak pulak sekolah ada kes... sadly sbb parents irresponsible.. depa ada close contact or ada family members +ve... still biarkan anak kesekolah.

adila39

bellaa replied at 22-4-2021 06:10 AM
ig i dah tukar nama ritu. ramai skendels & ex yg meroyan tgk i married.  hahaha

btw 2nd dose  1 ...

sama dik 11/5 2nd dose... x sure if luar negara kena ikut terms negara tu how.. but still kena quarantine i think... best tu balik kg raya.. eceh.. depa heart broken la tu ya.. bella dah kawen... but alhamdulillah... hope for d best u and husband.

ps: sy balik kg jauhhh nun di shah alam je... mybe beraya tahun ni posing bawah pokok depan umah  je like last year..

ehhh!

adila39

ipes2 replied at 22-4-2021 02:01 AM
alhamdulillah

dose ketiga tu it may take awhile like next yr or so on... tgk pada data diterima if di Malaysia ni. But sana tu dah confirm ke? i think Pfizer pun masih research on it.

adila39

ipes2 replied at 22-4-2021 02:02 AM
tu lah, berbillion duit income dari ini
tapi sy ni tk la kerap sgt ambik vx eg annual flu vax pun ...

vx annual flu ni mcm mana? utk elak flu shj ke?

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ipes2 replied at 22-4-2021 01:23 AM
berdepan dgn berpuluh murid sehari.. patut di vx awal2 depa ni

Kes semlm...dari bod Borneo...semlm Kelantan dah no. 1...huhu...banyak kluster dari sekolah2...Selangor, KL, Pahang dsb...





Berdasarkan laporan Jabatan Kesihatan Negeri Sabah, jumlah kes positif baharu COVID-19 pada hari ini adalah sebanyak 160 kes, menjadikan jumlah kumulatif sebanyak 57,324 kes.


Tiga (3) kes kematian direkodkan hari ini iaitu dua (2) kes di daerah Tawau dan satu (1) di Putatan. Takziah diucapkan kepada keluarga terlibat.

Jumlah pesakit COVID-19 discaj dari hospital / sembuh 159 menjadikan jumlah kumulatif 55,590 orang.

Seramai 994 pesakit sedang menerima rawatan iaitu 317 orang di hospital, 662 orang di Pusat Kuarantin dan Rawatan Berisiko Rendah (PKRC) Awam dan 15 orang lagi di Pusat Tahanan Sementara (PTS) / Penjara. Bilangan pesakit dalam ICU pula ialah 55 orang dan 20 orang lagi memerlukan alat bantuan pernafasan (ventilated).

Daerah Penampang berubah dari zon kuning ke zon jingga.

Satu (1) kluster baharu direkodkan hari ini.
Kluster Kota Sawit di Kinabatangan pada hari ini mencatat jumlah kumulatif sebanyak 14 kes.

Kes indeks merupakan pekerja kilang sawit yang dikesan positif COVID-19 melalui (RTK Ag) saringan bergejala pada 13 April 2021 di sebuah pusat perubatan.

Susulan kes itu, saringan kontak rapat mendapati 13 lagi kes positif termasuk seorang tanggungan pekerja.

Berdasarkan rekod pergerakan, kes indeks dipercayai mendapat jangkitan ketika melawat keluarganya yang tinggal di zon merah (Lahad Datu).

Sehingga hari ini, kilang terbabit ditutup manakala para pekerja pula telah dikuarantin.

Aktiviti persampelan COVID-19 dan disinfeksi masih diteruskan untuk menilai sebarang jangkitan dan risiko kemungkinan jangkitan menular ke ladang-ladang berhampiran.

Daripada 160 kes positif COVID-19, sebanyak 62 kes (38.8%) adalah berpunca dari saringan kontak rapat, 25 kes (15.6%) saringan bergejala, 62 kes (38.8%) dari kluster sedia ada serta 11 kes (6.8%) dari lain-lain kategori.

adila39

ipes2 replied at 22-4-2021 02:23 AM
berdepan dgn berpuluh murid sehari.. patut di vx awal2 depa ni

sekolah anak i dah ada kes dah so tutup hari ni haihhhhhh...sgt menakutkan jika spread out bawak balik rumah and kena kat parents. please doakan ya ..and u too stay safe supermod

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KUALA LUMPUR, April 21 — Several parties especially health and education experts are worried about the possibility of Covid-19 cases spreading in schools when face-to-face teaching and learning is fully implemented.

With 4,868 positive cases and 83 clusters of Covid-19 involving the education sector nationwide from January 1 to yesterday (Tuesday), the people especially parents are anxious so much so some are proposing for all schools be closed and return to home-based teaching and learning (PdPR).

In view of the current situation, there are calls for teachers and school management staff be vaccinated to ensure the continuity of education for students.

Malaysian Public Health Physicians’ Association president, Datuk Dr Zainal Ariffin Omar said the best move to control the spread of Covid-19 and reduced risks at schools is to expedite the dispensing of vaccine to teachers and school management.

With a shortage of vaccines, schools are undoubtedly the most dangerous place. Some schools have been closed due to the Covid-19 case. Students and parents must pay attention to it and must not take it lightly.

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Kenyataan Akhbar KPK 23 April 2021 – Keputusan Mesyuarat Pihak Berkuasa Kawalan Dadah Kali Ke-356 Berkenaan Pendaftaran Vaksin COVID-19
BY DG OF HEALTH ON APRIL 23, 2021
Kementerian Kesihatan ingin memaklumkan bahawa Mesyuarat Pihak Berkuasa Kawalan Dadah (PBKD) kali ke-356 telah bersidang pada hari ini, 23 April 2021.

Mesyuarat telah bersetuju meluluskan  pendaftaran secara bersyarat  untuk kegunaan semasa bencana bagi produk vaksin CoronaVac Suspension for Injection COVID-19 Vaccine (Vero Cell), Inactivated yang dihasilkan oleh Pharmaniaga LifeScience Sdn Bhd (PLS) menerusi pengilangan secara fill and finish (pengilangan produk pukal kepada produk siap), yang pertama kali dilaksanakan di negara ini. Produk ini merupakan sumber kedua kepada produk CoronaVac yang telah berdaftar dari pengilang Sinovac Life Sciences Co. Ltd., China.

Pengilangan fill and finish produk CoronaVac oleh PLS merupakan pencapaian terbaru Malaysia yang selama ini bergantung kepada produk vaksin dan produk plasma yang diimport. Diharapkan perkembangan ini dapat memacu pertumbuhan industri farmaseutikal tempatan dalam penghasilan produk-produk tersebut.

KKM ingin memaklumkan bahawa kelulusan pendaftaran secara bersyarat  ini memerlukan syarikat pemegang pendaftaran produk iaitu Pharmaniaga LifeScience mengemukakan data-data tambahan dan terkini produk vaksin tersebut dari semasa ke semasa, bagi memastikan keberkesanan dan keselamatannya sentiasa dikemaskini dan perbandingan manfaat-risiko (benefit over risk) vaksin ini kekal positif.

Kementerian Kesihatan akan sentiasa mempertingkatkan tahap kesihatan awam dalam memerangi wabak COVID-19 melalui perolehan bekalan vaksin yang telah dinilai daripada aspek kualiti, keselamatan dan keberkesanan oleh Bahagian Regulatori Farmasi Negara (NPRA) dan diluluskan oleh PBKD.  Kerajaan juga komited untuk memastikan penduduk dewasa Malaysia mencapai imuniti kelompok (herd immunity) selaras dengan sasaran Program Imunisasi COVID-19 Kebangsaan.

Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Dr. Noor Hisham bin Abdullah

Ketua Pengarah Kesihatan

23 April 2021

bellaa

adila39 replied at 22-4-2021 11:51 PM
sama dik 11/5 2nd dose... x sure if luar negara kena ikut terms negara tu how.. but still kena qua ...

vaxx kat hospitel mana?
kiter kpj tawakkal.
hanya bertawakkal kepada tuhan sahaja. 2nd dose nnt tak tumbang. huhu

okai la tuu dapat gather dgn siblings dgn parents raya tahun ni.
dari kiter yg perantau nih.

buat open house jgn lupa jemputt

adila39

bellaa replied at 24-4-2021 07:38 AM
vaxx kat hospitel mana?
kiter kpj tawakkal.
hanya bertawakkal kepada tuhan sahaja. 2nd dose nnt ...

sunway.. tapi ni diarrhea pulak... hehehe but mybe sbb makan banyak.. insyaAllah ok 2nd dose... dont worry.

alaa sian. tapi tahun ni berdua la.. meh le maii bila bila pun

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seribulan replied at 29-3-2021 01:13 PM
Kale kira 3 minggu lepas...

Anak kolig ni staf admin Sunway ok je vx ke 2...pe cite di sana?

bellaa

adila39 replied at 24-4-2021 12:38 PM
sunway.. tapi ni diarrhea pulak... hehehe but mybe sbb makan banyak.. insyaAllah ok 2nd dose... do ...

kemainnn cucuk kat sunway.


btw PKD S'gor mmg pantas & efficient.
cepat giler queue utk private ambulatory pom.
PKD KL ni yg slow bangettt.


raya ni kita plan nak buat kuih raya dlm 3-4 jenis je.
nak asah bakat dalam bakery.

adila39

bellaa replied at 25-4-2021 08:59 AM
kemainnn cucuk kat sunway.

PKD semua area efficient... dulu awal awal kalau antar notification ada positive depa cepatla bertindak. Penah ada satu kes bangla ni baru mai malaysia kena swab... bila dia positive dia lari.... dah budak kita kejar dia dgn ppe suit tu kelakar pun ya... but depa ni x faham takut kena hantar balik... dulu kuarantin place tu punyalah heaven utk golongan ni.. makan cukup semuanya.. now rasa limited... jika positive and tidak kritikal kena kuarantin kat umah ajer.

Kuih apa nak buat? kak dila nak buat kuih senang senang je... butter cookies, choc chip and samprit la...

agenda raya if xbalik kg... makan tido makan tido and selpie bebanyak.. heheheh

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ipes2 replied at 20-4-2021 01:24 AM
ketiga pulok dowh

Mesia 4th wave...tapi India plg teruk...vx & oksigen pun x cukup...

India recorded the world’s highest daily tally of 314,835 COVID-19 infections on Thursday as a second wave of the pandemic raised new fears about the ability of crumbling health services to cope.

Health officials across northern and western India, including the capital, New Delhi, said they were in crisis, with most hospitals full and running out of oxygen.

Some doctors advised patients to stay at home, while a crematorium in the eastern city of Muzaffarpur said it was being overwhelmed with bodies, and grieving families had to wait their turn. A crematorium east of Delhi built funeral pyres in its parking lot.

"Right now there are no beds, no oxygen. Everything else is secondary," said Shahid Jameel, a virologist and director of the Trivedi School of Biosciences at Ashoka University.

"The infrastructure is crumbling."

Six hospitals in New Delhi had run out of oxygen, according to a tally shared by the city government, and the city's deputy chief minister said neighbouring states were holding back supplies for their own needs.

"It might become difficult for hospitals here to save lives," Manish Sisodia said in a televised address.

Another 2,104 people died in the space of a day, taking India's cumulative toll to 184,657, according to the health ministry data. The previous record rise in cases was in the United States, which had 297,430 new cases on one day in January, though its infection rate has since fallen sharply.

"INDIA WEEPS"

Television showed images of people with empty oxygen cylinders crowding refilling facilities, hoping to save relatives in hospital.

In the western city of Ahmedabad, a man strapped to an oxygen cylinder lay in the back of a car outside a hospital as he waited for a bed.

"Helplessness," tweeted former foreign secretary Nirupama Menon Rao. "India weeps."

"We never thought a second wave would hit us so hard," Kiran Mazumdar Shaw, executive chairman of the healthcare firm Biocon, wrote in the Economic Times.

"Complacency led to unanticipated shortages of medicines, medical supplies and hospital beds."

Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain said the city needed about 5,000 more intensive care beds.

Similar surges of infections, notably in South America, are threatening to overwhelm other health services.

China said it was willing to help India, although it was not immediately clear what this might consist of.

Only a tiny fraction of the Indian population has received a vaccination.

Authorities have announced vaccines will be available to anyone over 18 from May 1, but experts say there will not be enough for the 600 million people who will become eligible.

Health experts say India let its guard down during the winter, when daily cases were about 10,000 and seemed to be under control, and lifted restrictions to allow big gatherings.

MORE INFECTIOUS VARIANTS

New, more infectious variants of the virus, in particular a "double mutant" variant that originated in India, have helped accelerate the surge, but many also blame the politicians.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government ordered an extensive lockdown in the early stages of the pandemic but has been wary of the economic costs of more tough restrictions.

In recent weeks, the government has been criticised for holding packed political rallies for local elections and allowing a Hindu festival at which millions gathered.
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"The second wave is a consequence of complacency and mixing and mass gatherings. You don't need a variant to explain the second wave," said Ramanan Laxminarayan of the Center for Disease Dynamics, Economics and Policy in New Delhi.

This week, Modi urged state governments to use lockdowns as a last resort. He asked people to stay indoors and said the government was working to expand oxygen and vaccine supplies.

He cancelled a visit to West Bengal scheduled for Friday.

A YouTube stream showed a hundred or more supporters attended Interior Minister Amit Shah's election rally in Harirampur on Thursday.

Most donned saffron-coloured face-masks — in sharp contrast to the thousands seen at similar gatherings this month — but were still seated close together.

"We are dying here, and they are holding rallies there," one woman in the northern city of Lucknow said on television.

Madhukar Pai, professor of epidemiology at McGill University in Canada, said India was a cautionary tale for the world.

“If we declare success too soon, open up everything, give up on public health, and not vaccinate rapidly, the new variants can be devastating,” he tweeted.

https://www.reuters.com/world/india/india-r...rld-2021-04-22/

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Malaysia terima 268,800 dos vaksin AstraZeneca24 Apr 2021

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KOTA TINGGI - Malaysia menerima 268,800 dos vaksin Covid-19 jenis AstraZeneca di Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Kuala Lumpur (KLIA) malam tadi.
Menteri Kesihatan Datuk Seri Dr Adham Baba berkata, vaksin berkenaan yang diperoleh melalui fasiliti Covax tiba di KLIA pada 8.20 malam.
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Beliau berkata, ini merupakan penghantaran pertama bagi vaksin berkenaan yang pembeliannya dilaksanakan pada Disember lepas bagi kegunaan tiga peratus jumlah populasi negara.
“Pihak fasiliti Covax menghantar vaksin ini dari Korea Selatan dan kita akan letak di gudang yang telah ditetapkan,” katanya pada sidang media selepas majlis penyampaian peruntukan Parlimen Tenggara di Pusat Khidmat Wakil Rakyat Ahli Parlimen Tenggara, Taman Daiman, di sini hari ini.
Sementara itu, ditanya mengenai kebimbangan masyarakat terhadap vaksin berkenaan, Dr Adham berkata, Jawatankuasa Khas Jaminan Akses Bekalan Vaksin Covid-19 (JKJAV) telah membuat keputusan untuk membeli vaksin itu hanya selepas mendapat kelulusan Bahagian Regulatori Farmasi Negara (MPRA).


Dr Adham Baba
Beliau berkata, berdasarkan penelitian terhadap semua data daripada pengeluar dan Pertubuhan Kesihatan Sedunia (WHO), didapati kelebihan menggunakan vaksin tersebut adalah melebihi kemudaratan.
"Pandangan kita, vaksin AstraZeneca ada kebaikan apabila digunakan terhadap kumpulan (penerima) tertentu... (sebab itu) kena banyakkan jenis-jenis vaksin lagi kerana keperluan vaksin ada yang boleh serasi dengan kumpulan-kumpulan itu... sekarang kita dah ada Pfizer-BioNTech, Sinovac dan AstraZeneca," katanya.
Bagaimanapun ketika ditanya kumpulan pertama yang akan menerima vaksin berkenaan, beliau berkata satu pengumuman akan dibuat pada Isnin ini.
"Pihak JKJAV, pakar klinikal dan pakar jangkitan akan memberi saranan kepada kumpulan yang akan kita berikan dan kenyataan mengenainya akan dibuat Isnin ini,” katanya. -Bernama

bellaa

adila39 replied at 25-4-2021 09:57 AM
PKD semua area efficient... dulu awal awal kalau antar notification ada positive depa cepatla bert ...

sapa yg tak takot kena hantar balik.
dah habis duit entah kat sana,

gadai tanah bagai semata nak mai sini cari rezeki lebih kan

alamak menu kita lebih kurang sama lahh
meols nak buat biskut arab / semprit / cookies chocolate chip / cornflakes madu butter.